1. Carers needed to help develop new bereavement service

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    The South West London & St George Mental Health Trust is keen to expand the involvement of all service users and carers in developing their services.

  2. Coronavirus Volunteer Workforce in Merton

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    Merton Voluntary Service Council (MVSC) is working with the voluntary sector in the borough to mobilise a volunteer taskforce to help isolated households and those at risk from COVID-19.

  3. Out of sight – who cares?: Restraint, segregation and seclusion review

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    Looks at the use of restraint, seclusion and segregation in care services for people with a mental health condition, a learning disability or autistic people.

  4. Our position on patient transport

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    Getting to healthcare appointments can be impossible for some people – especially those who cannot travel or afford it. Find out what we’ve recommended decision-makers do to improve the situation.

  5. Help shape the London Ambulance Service's five year Strategy (2023 - 2028)

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    London Ambulance Service (LAS) have asked Healthwatch Merton to gather feedback on what we think their priorities should be for their next strategy (2023 - 2028)

  6. Enter and View Follow-Up Report

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    This document is the Enter and View report for the agreed follow up that took place in January 2017.

  7. Strategies for improving GP services in Merton

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    We produced a report from research carried out locally with patients that would identify improvements, ideas and solutions for GP services.

  8. Enter and View Report Jupiter Ward

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    Three Healthwatch Merton Enter and View Authorised Representatives carried out the visit to the Jupiter Ward at Springfield University Hospital. Here are the results.

  9. People regret not raising concerns about their care – but those who do raise concerns see improvements

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    Almost 7 million people who have used health or social care services, in the last five years, have had concerns about their care but never raised them.