Speak up and help improve health and social care in Wiltshire

News - 7 January 2020

Tell us about your experiences of health and social care, and the changes that you would like to see, in our #SpeakUp2020 survey.
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By telling us about the things that matter to you, you’ll be helping us to set our priorities for what we’ll be working on in 2020.

We want to know about your experiences at all stages of care, including:

  • How easy was it to access the help and support you needed?
  • What was your experience of care like?
  • How did you feel about further treatment, care or support you were offered?

How you can get involved

You can share your views with us by:

You can also join in the conversation on social media. Find us on Twitter and Facebook and join in with #SpeakUp2020.

Healthwatch Wiltshire Manager Stacey Sims said:

“We want to know what your top health and care priorities are for 2020. By taking just a few minutes to speak up about what's worked and what can be improved, you can help services improve care for you, your loved ones, and your community.”

The survey is open until the end of January. 

Take the survey

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