How your feedback has made a difference: April - June 2021

Report - 10 August 2021

Between the beginning of April and the end of June 2021, we received 150 pieces of feedback on a wide range of health and social care issues, including GPs, dentistry, and mental health. Here's how your feedback helped make a difference.

Sharing your feedback with us helps us let health and social care service providers, local commissioners with national bodies such as the Care Quality Commission, NHS England, and Healthwatch England, know how services are working in the Bristol area.

Of the 150 pieces of feedback we received this quarter, 73% were negative, 19% were positive, and 8% were mixed.

The topics we received the most feedback on were GPs (59 pieces of feedback) and dentistry (45 pieces of feedback).

We also received feedback on:

  • pharmacies
  • maternity care
  • paediatric care
  • NHS 111
  • rare diseases
  • mental health
  • community health care
  • CAMHs (Child and Adolescent Mental Health services)
  • Bristol City Council services
  • assisted living
  • health visitors
  • COVID-19 vaccinations
  • surge testing
  • accessing information

If you want to make a difference to health and social care services in your area, please click the pink 'Talk to us' button below and share your views and experience with us. Your feedback will help improve health and social care services for everyone in the Bristol area.

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