View our previous consultations and engagement activities below. You will find details of what we asked, what people told us and how this has influenced service improvement.
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Previous consultations, engagement and surveys
View our previous consultations and engagement activities below. You will find details of what we asked, what people told us and how this has influenced service improvement.
Primary Care Survey
Primary Care Survey
The three clinical commissioning groups (CCG) and the GP practices in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (NHS East Leicestershire and Rutland CCG, NHS Leicester City CCG and West Leicestershire CCG) wanted to hear the views and experiences of GP-led primary care services during the Covid-19 pandemic in the Leicester City, Leicestershire and Rutland area. They launched […]
Building Better Hospitals for the Future
Building Better Hospitals for the Future
The ‘Building Better Hospitals for the Future’ consultation closed at the end of 2020. The public consultation asked people about proposals to transform acute and maternity services in Leicester’s hospitals by investing more than £450million. We reached out to communities across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland and heard the views of many people on the proposals […]
Step-up to Great Mental Health Report of Findings
Step-up to Great Mental Health Report of Findings
The public consultation asked people their views on proposals to invest in and improve adult mental health services for people living in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, when their need is urgent, or they need planned care and treatment.
Tackling health challenges in Oadby and Wigston
Tackling health challenges in Oadby and Wigston
We are working with our partners and local people to tackle health challenges in Oadby and Wigston. Find out more here.
Let’s Talk Wellbeing mental health service
Let’s Talk Wellbeing mental health service
The Let’s Talk Wellbeing service in Leicester City, Leicestershire and Rutland provides psychological assessment and treatment (talking therapies) for common mental health problems. This includes depression, anxiety, panic, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), trauma and stress. East Leicestershire and Rutland Clinical Commissioning Group, which commissions the Let’s Talk Wellbeing service on behalf of Leicester, Leicestershire […]
Community services redesign
Community services redesign
Throughout 2018/19 we have been listening to the experiences of patients, carers and frontline staff, sharing what we’ve learned and listening to people’s views to help shape our plans.
Better Care Together next steps
Better Care Together next steps
In the autumn of 2018 we shared our partnership’s progress with local people and listened to their views on our proposed next steps.
Planned care (2018)
Planned care (2018)
We asked Planned care is the term used to describe the non-emergency operations and treatment that are carried out in hospital and in the community, with appointments arranged in advance. Some examples of these are hip and knee replacements, operations to correct a cataract, joint injections and varicose vein surgery. We want to make sure […]
Dementia strategy consultation
Dementia strategy consultation
This partnership consultation enabled people to influence the development of a new strategy for Dementia.
New urgent care service for Blaby District
New urgent care service for Blaby District
Local people helped us to decide on the location of a new urgent care service in Blaby District. Find out more here.
Over the counter medicines
Over the counter medicines
We asked patients to share their views on changes to medicines you can buy over the counter. Find out more here.
Improving urgent care services
Improving urgent care services
Find out how local people influenced important improvements to urgent care services in our area.
Continuing Healthcare: Setting of Care Policy Consultation (2017)
Continuing Healthcare: Setting of Care Policy Consultation (2017)
In 2017 we consulted the public on updates to a policy which aims to make Continuing Healthcare (CHC) funding fairer and sustainable for eligible patients. Find out more here.