More ways to share your views

As always, you can share your views and experiences with us in a way that suits you. However, if you would like to share your feedback directly with health and care services you may complete one of the following surveys.

Available opportunities

Changes to Adult Mental Health Services

Over the past few years, older adult mental health services have transformed to provide more support in people's homes and reduce admissions to hospital. For people who can safely receive care at home, they may be admitted to a 'virtual ward'.

Find out more and have your say on the changes to adult mental health services.

Find out more and have your say

Help shape the future of continence care

The Urology Trade Association (UTA), The Urology Foundation (TUF) and the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) have launched a joint survey on patient dignity, experiences, and outcomes
 
The UTA, SIA and TUF would like to understand more about people's experiences with urinary continence care, including how it affects your day-to-day life, dignity and how well the care and products work for you. 
 
The survey should be answered by adults who experience continence issues and/or their carer/family member. The answers will be analysed by UTA, SIA and TUF to understand patterns and trends around urinary continence care, particularly patients' dignity, their experiences, and outcomes. 
 
The survey will be open until 30th September 2025.

Complete the survey here!

Have you received care from a dietitian? We want to hear about your experience!

We invite you to participate in a PhD research project that aims to explore patient experiences of dietitian advice and care in the UK!

Who We Are Looking For:

  • People who have received care or advice from a dietitian in the UK (past or present)
  • Carers or parents of someone who has received care or advice from a dietitian

Complete the survey here

Educational transitions for young people with sight loss

 
Beacon wants to better understand the experiences of young blind and partially sighted people as they move from school into further education, training or employment. 
 
This survey is open to young people, their parents/carers, and professionals supporting them.
 

Review of prescriptions and over the counter medicines in the Black Country

The Black Country ICB had been reviewing their prescribing guidance documents, aiming to bring cohesion between Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton.

While the majority of policies were similar, there were several that had some differences. To address these differences, we have reviewed the guidance documents to look at how they can be made the same for all areas of the Black Country.

You are invited to share your thoughts through our survey and encourage you to take a look at each proposed policy, along with details of the proposed changes and the new proposed policy.

Complete the survey here