News and reports

If you are between 40 and 74 - do you know about NHS Health Checks - would you attend them if invited? A recent report by Healthwatch England shows that men are willing to attend for certain screening if invited.

In the past 6 months 42 Surrey residents have talked to us about requesting and trying to access reasonable adjustments and accessible information. They have shared their experiences via our Helpdesk and/ or at community engagement events.

Access to GP services is increasingly through online channels – the NHS App or the GP practice website – but how accessible is this for everyone? The use of AI (artificial intelligence) in general practice is also growing, but how do people really feel about the use of this sort of technology to assist them when dealing with general practice?

We explored whether people who are unable to leave their home are having their needs met by community health and care services.

We are pleased to bring you the second edition of our public newsletter - keeping you informed of our latest work.

Do you use the NHS App?
If yes, what do you like about it (and what could be better)
If not, why not?
Either way, we’d love to hear from you

Do you have a disability or impairment?
Do you need a language translator?
Does your GP practice make changes to meet these needs?

Have you heard of Health Checks for people aged 40 - 74? Whether you are aware of them or not, we would like to hear from you.

An opportunity to take part in a survey that will be instrumental in shaping better services and informing future policy to support patients living with continence issues.

Information on this page:
• How do I book a sight test for my child?
• My child is neurodiverse/has additional needs, how do I access a sight test that accommodates their needs?
• Is there any financial support available to help to pay for the test or glasses if they are needed?
• Reasons why I might need to book a sight test sooner than their 2 year check
• How can I feed back about the service we received?

An opportunity for adults with learning disabilities, and for those who care for adults with learning disabilities, to share their thoughts on local services.

Our team are keen to hear feedback from members of black and Asian minoritised communities about sight (eye) test.