The Leeds Health and Care Partnership is committed to providing the best possible services at all times. We welcome your suggestions and feedback about our services.
When people tell us their stories, it gives us valuable insight into the quality of their care and their opinion of the service.
We collect experiences and work together with patients, carers, the wider public and local partners to ensure that the services we provide are responsive to what people need.
Have your say on health services
Patient experience teams
Patient experience teams in health and care settings ensure that patient feedback is used to drive improvements for our patients. Third sector organisations also work closely with different communities in Leeds to bring people’s feedback to decision makers in the city.
Find out more how you can share your experiences here: https://www.healthandcareleeds.org/have-your-say/share-your-experience/
To find out more about how you can have your voice heard within the Leeds Health and Care Partnership click here.
Advonet group
The Advonet Group can support anyone over the age of 11 who feels they have not had the service that they expected from the NHS and want to complain, using the NHS complaints process, The Advonet group can support a young person to share their experiences.
Young Person’s Advocacy for Health Complaints - The Advonet Group
HealthWatch Leeds
You can share your feedback about health and care services in Leeds with them which helps them influence changes in services - HealthWatch Leeds
YouthWatch Leeds
YouthWatch Leeds are a self-led group of about 30 volunteers aged 14-25 that work with Healthwatch Leeds. They listen to the views of children and young people on how services like doctors, dentists and social workers could be made better for them. Find out more on their website: YouthWatch Leeds - Your Healthwatch Leeds.
Leeds Community Healthcare – parent carer consultation group
The Leeds Community Healthcare Parent Carer Consultation Group is for parents / carers of children under 19 years old.
Being part of the group will enable you to help develop children's community healthcare services such as:
- SLT: Speech and Language Therapy
- CAMHS: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service
- ICAN: Integrated Children Additional Needs Service
- PHINS: Public Health Integrated Nursing Service (0-19)
You can get involved as little or as much as you like.
Contact Chris Lake for more information and to join the group: chris.lake@nhs.net or 07985 267740
