NHS West Yorkshire ICB are inviting partners from across our integrated care system to support the biggest ever conversation about the future of the NHS.
All feedback and responses submitted on and before 14 February has now been submitted to NHS England. However, we are still listening.
The ICB will continue to support a co-ordinated approach beyond the 10 Year Plan publication in May. By working together, we can create a shared starting point or baseline for the work we’ll be embarking on together, as a system.
You are welcome to fill out your responses on the national platform at change.nhs.uk. However, by engaging with the Partnership approach, your views and lived experience can influence change the systems and services that you actively engage with at a local level.
All data and insight collated for West Yorkshire will be shared across system partners to ensure immediate steps are taken in our region and a collaborative approach is established.
You have access to intelligence at a West Yorkshire scale, rather than from the national approach. This provides more specific and useful insight moving forward to make real change locally.
You will also have support from the Partnership with access to relevant slides, responses and assets.
This is an opportunity to shape healthcare services in your local area. Your views will be shared directly with NHS England and the Government based on what is submitted via the relevant channels.
This will affect change. It is also more likely to succeed with this proactive approach as the insight collected will give West Yorkshire a head-start on a structured regional plan.
Very little. All you need to do is provide your responses and get involved.
No. There are many ways to get involved to suit you and your needs. All opportunities to provide your views are on our website.
The health service is for everyone, and not just for those who use the NHS regularly. We will all interact with the health service at some point in our lives, even if you don’t use it currently.
This is your chance to shape the service around your future needs, or those of someone you care for.
We want as many people as possible to be able to join this conversation about the NHS. To support this, there are a variety of formats and ways to respond to the questions on this website that meet a range of accessibility needs. An easy read for the national survey can be accessed here.
Provide your honest views and personal experiences. This could be both positive and negative as all feedback is useful to us. This feedback can help us improve our services for the better or recognise elements that are working.
Any ideas of how to improve things for the better are welcomed and encouraged.