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We attended the North Kensington Health Partners meeting on the 3 March to explain the purpose of the review and request:
- That we want to work in partnership with Health Partners to reach as many people as possible so they can provide their views and feedback and work with us to design services that meet the need of local people.
- We are also keen to hear from Health Partners as representatives of their communities.
- Help share our information with your communities.
- Encourage people to take part and contribute.
- Act as advocates for change.
Following the meeting there were two follow up requests from Health Partners. One that the review should have specific input around cultural beliefs and end of life care- and that this should be translated into service specification so that it becomes more than "considerations" but is seen to be an operational necessity. It was agreed that we will come back to future meetings to continue the discussion and take this forward.
We attended the North Kensington Health Partners meeting on the 3 March to explain the purpose of the review and request:
- That we want to work in partnership with Health Partners to reach as many people as possible so they can provide their views and feedback and work with us to design services that meet the need of local people.
- We are also keen to hear from Health Partners as representatives of their communities.
- Help share our information with your communities.
- Encourage people to take part and contribute.
- Act as advocates for change.
Following the meeting there were two follow up requests from Health Partners. One that the review should have specific input around cultural beliefs and end of life care- and that this should be translated into service specification so that it becomes more than "considerations" but is seen to be an operational necessity. It was agreed that we will come back to future meetings to continue the discussion and take this forward.