Consultations

Consultations

NHS Nottinghamshire County is committed to involving local people in the decisions we make. When consultations are underway, this page will act as a link to all the information you will need to tell us what you think.

West Bridgford GP Practices merger and relocation

During the winter an extensive public engagement exercise was conducted on the proposed West Bridgford GP practices merger and relocation. More than 4,000 responses were received and have now been analysed.

A full report will be presented to the Board at their next meeting on 22 March 2012. View the Board report here (http://www.nnotts.nhs.uk/board/default.aspx?recid=2142)

Responses to Frequently Asked Questions regarding the proposed merger and relocation are available here

An Equality Impact Assessment (EIA) has been conducted to assess the proposals. EIAs are a tool for ensuring that equality and social inclusion issues are considered when drawing up policies or proposals which affect the delivery of services. You can view the EIA here

Scatter Diagrams showing the patient population and the location of the current GP practices can be viewed here

Department of Health consultations

For further Department of Health consultations, please visit http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Consultations/Liveconsultations/index.htm

Closed consultations

• Newark Healthcare Review
• Maternity and Newborn review
• Walk in centres review
  
• NHS constitution for the Department of Health's response: http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Consultations/Responsestoconsultations/
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The results of completed consultations will be published shortly on this page.

Your views making a differenceReal Accountability 2010/11

View our latest Real Accountability report here, to find out how local people have influenced health care services in Nottinghamshire.(click cover to download)

Our first Real Accountability report is now available, click the cover to download.

The purpose of the report is to let residents of Nottinghamshire know how we value their involvement in the decisions we make, and provide examples of where engagement has made a difference to the health services we commission.

If you want to keep up to date with the consultations we are carrying out, please join our Take a Healthy Interest Health forum, and have your say.