To improve the Advice & Guidance service via e-Referrals, we would like to collate examples of poor responses to feedback to the Trust. No personal data will be shared. More
Camden has received funding from Health Education England (HEE) for three months of Care Home clinical training support, which will be provided by the Camden Rapid Response Admission Avoidance team from January – April 2019. More
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Dear Colleagues,
To help improve the Advice & Guidance e-Referrals service we would like to get feedback from GPs and other referrers on the quality of responses.
Your feedback will be confidential and treated anonymously.
Thank you
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We would like to know what you thought about the PPG Forum held on Thursday 18th October (2018).
Your feedback will help us to plan the next event, and make sure it's even better.
Please be honest, and be specific about what you enjoyed and found useful, and what you thought could be...More
Camden and Islington Clinical Commissioning Groups consulted on the proposed site redevelopment of Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust‘s St Pancras Hospital site. The public consultation sought views on proposals to move inpatient beds from St Pancras Hospital to a new site at the...More
We would like you to give feedback on the NHS70 Birthday event which was held on Wednesday 18 July at St Pancras and Somers Town Living Centre.
The feedback you give is confidential and will help us plan the next public event.
Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey.
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We would like you to give feedback on the staff event which was held on Wednesday 4 July at Club 52.
The feedback you give is confidential and will help us plan the next staff event.
Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey.
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We would like to know what you thought about the PPG Forum on Tuesday 10 April.
Your feedback will help us to plan the next event, and make sure it's even better.
Please be honest, and be specific about what you enjoyed and found useful, and what you thought could be improved.
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Dear PPG members,
The purpose of the survey is to give you the opportunity to influence the agenda for the next Camden Patient Participation Group (PPG) forum meeting in November (date and venue to be confirmed).
Camden Patient & Public Engagement Group (CPPEG) would very much welcome...More
Dear Colleagues,
It is custom for new CPPEG members to have a corporate induction and this is also applicable even if it is your 2 nd term.
Some of the issues that the induction will cover are as follows:
Ice Breaker
The commissioning cycle / business planning cycle
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The purpose of the survey is to review how successful homeworking went for you during the week beginning Monday 26 February.
The feedback will tell us if you were able to work successful during the adverse weather days (The Beast From The East).
Anything you say will be anonymised.
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As part of the General Practice Forward View, funding is being allocated via the CCG to help support practices with workforce challenges. Camden practices have given us anecdotal feedback, telling us that they are struggling with existing vacancies or will be facing vacancy issues in the...More
We would like your views on how to best organise acute mental health day care services in Camden, to make cost savings while continuing to provide good patient care. We have sought patients’ views on what they value from the current service and how best can we support them through any changes....More
Camden Clinical Commissioning Group is considering ways to improve the delivery of care and support for people with one or more long term conditions. These are health problems that cannot currently be cured but are controlled by medication or treatments that can include lifestyle changes....More
Dear Clinical Colleague,
Camden CCG is considering ways to improve the delivery of care and support for people with one or more long term condition (LTC). The conditions under review include diabetes, COPD, atrial fibrillation, heart failure, hypertension, stroke and chronic kidney disease....More
Patient and Public Consultation
Camden Clinical Commissioning Group commissions a Health Inequalities Hub. The service supports Camden healthcare staff in connecting patients and their families with local community services that can help address their non-clinical needs. The aim of the Hub...More
Camden Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has produced a draft document which explains how it intends to manage the buildings it is responsible for over the next five years. This includes general practice premises.
The strategy sets out a vision of a healthcare estate for Camden which is...More
Thank you for your interest in joining the Mental Health Service User and Carer Working Group. This application form is a chance to tell us a bit about yourself, and why you are interested in joining the group.
It will take 10-15 minutes to complete. It's possible to save your form halfway...More
Why are we doing this survey?
Camden Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and the London Borough of Camden are undertaking an engagement project to collect views from NHS staff, local community groups and people who have recently used Termination of Pregnancy services in order to gain feedback...More
Termination of pregnancy is another way of saying abortion. We mean the medical process of ending an unwanted pregnancy. This can be done by either taking medication (a pill) or having a minor surgical procedure.
It's very common. In the UK, one in three women will choose to have a termination...More
On 1 April 2017, implementation of a Universal Offer for Camden general practices will begin. The Planned Care Local Enhanced Service ( PC LES) - which aims to increase capacity in primary care, decrease variation in quality of care and improve clinical outcomes for people with long terms...More