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Your experience of our services is important to us.
We run a number of surveys to gather feedback on our care.
Sharing your views and experiences helps us to continuously improve our services, and provide the best possible patient experience.
Our Trust works continuously to gather feedback from patients and carers. To find out more, visit Your Feedback.
Surveys
The following surveys are open to anyone who has accessed Trust services:
Friends and Family Test
The NHS Friends and Family Test is a simple question that patients across the country are asked about the care they have received.
Patients are asked: “Thinking about the service we provide, overall, how was your experience of our service?”
NHS 111 Mental Health Support Survey
This survey is specifically intended for individuals who have accessed Mental Health Support through the NHS 111 'select mental health option' service. Its purpose is to gather feedback on your experience and the support you have received.
Mental Health Inpatient Care Services
The Trust’s Mental Health Inpatient Survey is available to all individuals who have an admission to one of our Inpatient Mental Health units. The survey asks about your time on the ward and, as part of a separate discharge survey to be done once home, you will be asked questions around your discharge and support thereafter.
By Invitation Surveys
The following surveys are sent to a randomly-selected group of patients who have used GP services and/or Community Mental Health services. These are not open to the wider public.
GP Patient Survey
The GP Patient Survey is an independent survey run by Ipsos on behalf of NHS England. Patients have the chance to share their experience of their GP practice and the results show how people feel about their GP practice, driving improvements.
Community Mental Health Services Survey
This survey looks at the experiences of people who use community mental health services. The Care Quality Commission uses the results from the survey to build an understanding of the risk and quality of services and those who organise care.
