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NHS Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West Integrated Care Board work will only be successful if it is informed by the lived experience, needs and aspirations of the local people they seek to serve. These insights provide powerful tools to improve health outcomes and to identify new and better ways to keep people well and to meet their needs when they are in poor health.
We are keen to develop ways of working that ensures the public and stakeholder insight is embedded into everything we do. It is only by listening to each other, sharing knowledge and experience and working together that we can best understand the needs of the communities we serve, and develop our services to meet those needs.
Ways to get involved and influence local health services across Oxfordshire:
Join your local Patient Participation Group (PPG) at your GP practice
Register to be a member of Your Voice in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West to hear about consultation and engagement activities including:
8. Volunteer as a Patient rep on one of our health projects or programme boards. Email us (External link)to let us know your area of interest and we will be in touch as soon as a relevant opportunity arises.
NHS Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West Integrated Care Board work will only be successful if it is informed by the lived experience, needs and aspirations of the local people they seek to serve. These insights provide powerful tools to improve health outcomes and to identify new and better ways to keep people well and to meet their needs when they are in poor health.
We are keen to develop ways of working that ensures the public and stakeholder insight is embedded into everything we do. It is only by listening to each other, sharing knowledge and experience and working together that we can best understand the needs of the communities we serve, and develop our services to meet those needs.
Ways to get involved and influence local health services across Oxfordshire:
Join your local Patient Participation Group (PPG) at your GP practice
Register to be a member of Your Voice in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West to hear about consultation and engagement activities including:
8. Volunteer as a Patient rep on one of our health projects or programme boards. Email us (External link)to let us know your area of interest and we will be in touch as soon as a relevant opportunity arises.
