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PLYMOUTH CITY COUNCIL CONSULTATION ON DRAFT CARERS STRATEGY 2009 TO 2012
Plymouth City Council has published its Draft Carers Strategy. You can see it in detail by clicking on the link below:
http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/carers_strategy_2009_2012.pdf
They want to hear from you by 28th February 2010, in particular on:
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key priorities of the strategy
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carers services available
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aims for the future
To have your say, download their questionnaire at :
http://www.plymouth.gov,uk/draft_carers_strategy_questionnaire.pdf
Then either write to them at:
Adult Social Care Commissioning Team
Community Services Directorate,
Plymouth City Council,
Plymouth,
PL1 2AA.
or email your comments directly to:
NHS CONSULTATION ON NEW PATIENT RIGHTS
Below is a link to the consultation of the NHS constitution, setting out patient rights, and the pledges made by the NHS to those who use its services.
http://www.plymouthpct.nhs.uk/AboutUs/Pages/newsarticle124.aspx
If you would like to have a say in the constitution, please send your comments to:
Sally Parker
Patient & Public Involvement Lead
NHS Plymouth
Building 1
Derriford Business Park
Brest Road
Plymouth
PL6 5QZ
Feedback from Unity Plymouth Event
Unity Plymouth is a group with the aim of championing the interests of people from Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) backgrounds in Plymouth. It is aimed at giving BME people a voice and empowering them to lead in bringing about inclusion and social cohesion in Plymouth. The main areas of interest for Unity Plymouth are Health, Education, Employment, Crime and Housing.
Unity meets monthly and during December 2009 Plymouth LINk was there to talk to members about their experiences of health and social care services. The following were the main themes that came up from the event:
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Some differences in people’s expectations of what health services should provide and what they actually do, i.e. expectation of having medication prescribed without a consultation
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Issues around health professionals expecting friends and families to interpret, which can be inappropriate and not particularly accurate.
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Difficulty accessing NHS dentist/lack of NHS dentist
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Issues for asylum seekers who have not had a decision about their status needing serious but not emergency care and not being able to access it
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A need was identified for a medical professional such as a female midwife or other female professional who knows about women’s issues to go into the Kurdish community and talk to the Kurdish women
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Positive feedback about health Visitor
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