Share for Better Care Week is here!

Your voice plays a vital role in making services better. Every experience shared
can help helps highlight what works and what could be better when it comes to
your care.
Research shows the overwhelming majority of people in England – nearly 90% –
want to see care improve. But nearly one in five people – 19% – don’t think they
have time to share their story. And two in five – 40% – aren’t sure of where and how
to give their feedback.

How do I get involved?
Luckily, it’s quicker and easier than you think. You can talk about any experience
of care via Healthwatch Luton’s confidential survey: Share your views | Healthwatch Luton
It takes just three minutes to fill in – the time it takes for the kettle to boil, or to wait
for the bus. 

You can share your story in as much or as little detail as you like. It can be about
anything, from something as large as your journey through cancer treatment to
smaller experiences like the meals you had in hospital.
Every story matters, and every story, good or bad, helps care services hear what
works and what could be better when it comes to your support.
Why it matters
Sharing your experiences helps NHS and social care leaders understand what’s
working well and what could be improved. The more people who tell their stories,
the stronger the case for making changes if they’re needed.
Share your feedback Share your views | Healthwatch Luton