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Healthwatch launches self-help video library consultation

Bob Jope by Bob Jope
December 28, 2018
in Charity News

 

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Healthwatch Torbay are working with the Bay’s health trust to find out how their self-help video library benefits residents and whether any improvements can be made.

Health and Care Videos is a partnership with Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust. They have worked with Torbay Council, hospitals, GP surgeries, pharmacies and both the paid and unpaid carer sector to produce libraries of educational health and care videos and helpful resources, such as the following topical film on the flu vaccination:

Healthwatch Torbay Chair Dr Kevin Dixon says:

“There are Torbay residents – particularly carers – that have told us they have had difficulty accessing the health information they need. The online video libraries were set up in Torbay to hopefully make this easier. We are looking to find out what residents really think of this initiative, whether it made a difference to them and also whether they would like to see any changes made.

We are here to give people a voice and ensure that it is listened to by those who make the key decisions about services locally. Getting involved and telling us what they really feel will help shape future services. So, please visit the video library and then take part in our short online survey. It really could make a difference.”

You can browse through one of the video libraries via www.healthwatchvideos.healthandcarevideos.com.

It contains over 200 health and care videos, produced with, and written by clinicians, as well as links to national charities, advice networks and local support groups.

All responses to the Healthwatch survey – available via www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/HCVideos – will be anonymous and the information provided will be used to inform the final report at the end of the consultation. The report and all feedback gathered will be shared with commissioners and the Health and Care Videos team, in order to find out which resources are most useful to you and where potential improvements or additions could be made.

If you would like to speak to Healthwatch Torbay or need help completing the questionnaire, call the office, Monday – Thursday, 9.30am – 2.30pm, on the Freephone number 08000 520 029.

Bob Jope HEALTHWATCH TORBAY

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