Enter and View is not an inspection, but an opportunity for laypeople to engage with service users and their families, in order to gain a better view of how they feel about their services.
The Confidentiality Policy will ensure that all staff, members, volunteers and users understand the organisation's requirements in relation to the disclosure of personal data and confidential information.
Do you have an interest in health and social care policy?
Would you like to gain skills in influencing, policy analysis, and the policy consultation and development process?
Do you have skills and an interest in analysing quantitative and qualitative data? Perhaps you would like to gain experience of this within a health and social care setting?
Do you have a passion for championing the voice of patients and the public? Do you enjoy listening to the experiences of others? Are you interested in social research?
Would you like to gain skills in influencing or community engagement?
Do you have an interest in influencing the design, development and delivery of health and social care services? Do you enjoy championing the voice of patients and the public? Would you like to gain skills in influencing?
Healthwatch City of London trained volunteers visit health and adult social care services to see how they are run. This is called ‘Enter and View’ and Healthwatch City of London trains volunteers to be ‘authorised representatives’ to these out.
This policy ensures we have transparent decision making processes in place and provides clarity of where and what decisions are taken, by whom and whose responsibility it is to action.
Healthwatch City of London has published its first annual report since being awarded the contract to deliver services in September 2019. The report covers the highlights from the year, how we've made a difference and how we have helped you.