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July 31st marks the anniversary of the Accessible Information Standard being introduced. This has made a difference to the lives of many vulnerable people in West Sussex. -
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Over the week of Freshers' Fair, Healthwatch West Sussex visited 4 colleges that are part of the Chichester group, Haywards Heath, Brinsbury, Chichester and Worthing. -
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Healthwatch West Sussex are working with the South Downs National Park. -
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Healthwatch West Sussex recognises the crucial role that the community and voluntary sector has to play in peoples’ health, care, and wellbeing. -
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Share your experiences of local health and care services and make it better for everyone. -
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It is currently Volunteers Week 2023, and we are celebrating our amazing volunteers and all the hard work that they achieve. -
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St John Ambulance has set up the CPR Community Network to ensure that everyone has access to basic life support training in person, online or by using their Resource Hub to give you the confidence to respond in an emergency -
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Pharmacy services are yet to reach their full potential for patients, according to an expert panel’s report for a committee of MPs. -
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Finding out about people's experiences of dementia-related services and support in Sussex. -
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The Department of Health and Social Care has opened a survey for six weeks to hear views form women, ‘to help shape future reproductive health policy’. -
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What’s the difference between an integrated care board and an integrated care partnership? What do we really mean when we talk about patient and public involvement? -
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A new NHS-funded survey has launched which will provide invaluable insight into how the cost-of-living is impacting disabled people and carers in Sussex. -
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Healthwatch is working with the CQC to find out about parent / carer experiences of accessing healthcare services on behalf of their child/ren. -
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The NHS published their primary care recovery plan earlier this year, and thanks to so many of you sharing your feedback about your experiences, we ensured it promised lots of changes. -
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The cost of living remains a barrier to health, particularly for people on low incomes, and those requiring dental care. -
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People with little or no English struggle at all points of their healthcare journey. Healthwatch England's new research shines a light on barriers and delays to care they often experience and calls for equal access for all. -
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If you have a diagnosis of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and/or experience of psychosis, and you are aged 18 or over, you can benefit from a free annual health check at your GP practice once a year. -
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Dementia Action Week (13-19 May) brings people together from across the country to encourage people to take action to improve the lives of people affected by dementia. -
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Finding out your risk of type 2 diabetes only takes a few minutes, but it could be the most important thing you do today.