Our Trust is always looking for patient feedback on services we provide and when we are looking at designing a new service. We hold engagement events for specific services and also offer a chance for people to tell us their thoughts via online surveys.
The Trust’s three year strategy comes to an end in 2025. We now want to organise ourselves for success and are looking at a longer term view. As one of the largest Trust’s in the country, we want to ensure we work with patients and partner organisations to make sure we develop a long-term strategy to support improvement and deliver high quality services for the 1.2million population in mid and south Essex.
This will help us make plans that will improve our services and ensure we are following the right priorities.
Take part in our survey and help us understand your views on what excellent care means to you - please fill in the survery here.
You can now read the draft public consultation feedback report:
In September, the NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board (MSEICB) announced a six-month delay in the final decision-making regarding the reconfiguration of community hospital beds, a midwife-led birthing unit and ambulatory care services.
The decision follows an extensive public consultation, where valuable feedback was gathered from patients, staff, and the wider community.
This additional time is allowing the NHS in mid and south Essex to develop comprehensive solutions that address the needs of local communities to enable staff to deliver the best possible care and make the best use of taxpayers’ money.
Full details of the three-month progress report can be found in the ICB board papers section of the MSEICB website, here https://www.midandsouthessex.ics.nhs.uk/publications/?publications_category=icb-board-papers&publications_type=all&date_from=.