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Healthwatch Merton<br />

2014-15 was a busy year for<br />

Healthwatch Merton with our<br />

own work plan and direction.<br />

The year began with our ‘Feedback and the Future’ event where we<br />

presented our first annual report and shared our work streams for the<br />

year. Since this event we have heard from over 869 people on a<br />

variety of issues that enabled us to gather a wealth of information<br />

that covered everything from transport issues, access to services,<br />

integration of services, person centred care, social care and carers<br />

issues.<br />

We carried out 23 outreach visits and spoke at various community<br />

forums, support groups, residents associations and voluntary organisations<br />

to ensure that people throughout our community have the chance to get<br />

their voice heard on local health and social care matters important to them.<br />

The intelligence and information we collected was shared with relevant<br />

decision makers, decision making boards and service providers within<br />

Merton to impact and influence the health and social care provision<br />

delivered locally.<br />

Service providers are recognising the powerful feedback patients and users<br />

of their services are able to provide and how this can lead to more<br />

effective services with better outcomes. The local<br />

commitment to listening directly to you is something<br />

Healthwatch Merton is proud to support.<br />

869<br />

people spoke to us on a<br />

variety of health and social<br />

care issues<br />

827<br />

Twitter followers<br />

23<br />

outreach visits and various<br />

forums, support groups and<br />

residents associations<br />

2,040<br />

subscribers to our<br />

monthly newsletter

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