News and reports

At the Professional Development Centre (PDC) in Bethnal green, we gathered 47 views on health and social care, in an event dedicated to senior residents. The aim was for Health and Wellbeing Board Partners to engage with older people to develop an action plan for the Tower Hamlets Aging Well Strategy.

This is a trend analysis report examining the experiences of 157 maternity service users in Tower Hamlets and discovering a total of 555 issues between April 2017 - September 2017.

This trend analysis report examines important aspects of the services provided by GP surgeries in Tower Hamlets. We have coded and analysed a total of 3,369 issues, from 753 service users collected between April 2016 and March 2017. A further 577 issues, from 146 service users, collected between April and June 2017, were analysed separately.

At a Hub in Victoria Park, we spoke with 97 local residents about their views on health and social care services in Tower Hamlets and how they could be improved.

This trend analysis report examines important aspects of the service provided at the Royal London Hospital (RLH). We have coded and analysed a total of 4,134 issues, from 1,633 service users; collected between April 2016 - March 2017.

A trend analysis report examining the experiences of 208 maternity service users in Tower Hamlets. This includes the Royal London Hospital, the Barkantine Birthing Centre, GP surgeries and health visitors.

We surveyed over a hundred mental health service users between October and November 2016 about their medication.

We visited 10 GP Practices across Tower Hamlets and spoke with 134 residents and gathered 224 comments about their experience of accessing GP appointments, between 1st April 2016 - 31st August 2016.

The Health and Wellbeing Strategy engagement event engaged 126 local people in how changes in the Health and Wellbeing Strategy could be achieved over the next three years.

We held a community event in Harford Centre and gathered feedback from the local community in Stepney Green, to influence Tower Hamlets' health strategy, commissioning and service delivery.

Patient Leader and Healthwatch Board Member, Iain MacLeod engaged with 35 patients and staff to learn how to improve nutrition at Royal London Hospital.

This report outlines the results of Tower Hamlets Clinical Commissioning Group (THCCG) engagement with the community to develop patient outcomes that will be used to select and monitor service providers of community health services.