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The Experience Of People Admitted To Psychiatric Wards At Prospect Park Hospital In Berkshire
For the first time, all 6 local Healthwatch in Berkshire* worked together, to visit and capture views of people staying as inpatients at Prospect Park Hospital in Reading, run by the county’s main mental health provider, Berkshire Healthcare Trust
3 March 2018
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Supporting Carers: A Toolkit for GP practices
The toolkit is deliberately concise to ensure it is quick-read for busy GP. Practices. This toolkit has been endorsed by the NHS Berkshire West Carers
1 January 2018
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Case Study - Speaking Out to improve carers experiences of accessing support & information
Brenda contacted Healthwatch via the Helpdesk as she felt confused and frustrated by the organisations that were linked to her mum but did not link with each other.
1 November 2017
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Patient experience of hospital discharge - Frimley Trust
NHS Choices states that once a patient is admitted to hospital, their care plan (including information about their discharge) is developed. During a patient’s stay in hospital, a discharge assessment should be undertaken.
5 July 2017
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Royal Berkshire Hospital parking passes trial for volunteer drivers
Lack of parking at the Royal Berkshire Hospital, causes stress to the volunteer drivers and their clients
1 July 2017
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Deaf people & the Accessible Information Standard: how well are local organisations doing?
Since August 2016, all organisations providing NHS care or publicly-funded adult social care are legally required to follow the Accessible Information Standard (AIS).
18 October 2016
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