NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning Group is working with key stakeholders including children, young people and their parents to review services for children with additional needs, including Special Education Needs and/or disabilities (SEND).
As part of this ongoing work we are looking to develop an integrated service that will support children, young people and their parents/carers who have neurodevelopmental issues and/or neurodisability issues. The need for an integrated service is in response to feedback from parents carers and staff.
In relation to this work, we want to hear the views and experiences of:
- Staff and people who currently work with children and young people (including those who refer into neurodevelopment and/or neurodisability Services such as paediatric medical and/or therapy services, those who provide such services and those who support children and families who are accessing services)
- Children and young people with neurodevelopmental issues and/or neurodisability issues
- Their parents and carers.
Completing the Questionnaire
Taking part in this questionnaire is voluntary and anonymous. For each question please tick the box that is closest to your views or closest to your experience.
If you have any questions about this questionnaire, or would like it in another language or format, please ring the Communications and Engagement Team for help on: 01482 344700.
What are neurodevelopmental issues or neurodisability issues
Some examples of neurodevelopmental issues and/or neurodisability issues include; Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism, Epilepsy, Sensory Processing Difficulty, CAHMS, Learning Disability, Down’s Syndrome.
What is NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning Group?
NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) plans, funds and monitors the quality of NHS healthcare services for people who live and work in Hull.
