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New Survey on Serious Mental Illness Care in Worcestershire
Help us understand the experiences of people living with Severe Mental Illness in Worcestershire. Our latest survey follows on from previous work on mental health, this time focusing on finding out the experiences of people in Worcestershire living with…
Who do we want to take the survey?
We want to hear from people living with SMI
People caring for someone with SMI
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We want to hear from people living with SMI
People caring for someone with SMI
…
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What can the Pharmacy First scheme do for me?
The new Pharmacy First scheme enables your local pharmacy to treat some common conditions with prescription-only medicines, without you visiting your GP. Find out everything you need to know.
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Autumn Conference 2025
The conference took place on the morning of Tuesday 11th November 2025
at the Worcester Rugby Football Club
at the Worcester Rugby Football Club
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Our Response to the News About Healthwatch
In recent weeks, you may have seen media reports regarding the Secretary of State for Health’s plans to abolish 200 arms-length bodies as part of the…
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Mental Health Awareness Week 2025
🧠💚 Mental Health Awareness Week | 12–18 May 2025 💚🧠
This year's theme is 'Community', below you will find some useful…
This year's theme is 'Community', below you will find some useful…
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Latest reports and publications
Men’s Experiences of PSA Testing and Prostate Cancer in Worcestershire
This report shares findings from a survey of 154 men in Worcestershire about their experiences of PSA testing and prostate cancer.
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How do patients access NHS information?
Worcestershire patients tell us how they find and trust NHS information, and what helps or hinders them choosing the right service.
Most respondents felt confident navigating NHS services, many use the NHS App. However, the survey highlights gaps in some services and lower access for people facing health inequalities.
Why read this report?
- Understand how confident people feel about choosing the right NHS service
- See where confusion is most common
- Learn which information sources people trust most and least
- Understand where support is needed to improve access to the NHS App and inclusion
Most respondents felt confident navigating NHS services, many use the NHS App. However, the survey highlights gaps in some services and lower access for people facing health inequalities.
Why read this report?
- Understand how confident people feel about choosing the right NHS service
- See where confusion is most common
- Learn which information sources people trust most and least
- Understand where support is needed to improve access to the NHS App and inclusion
Find out more