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Chance to shape future of mental health services


PEOPLE are being invited to have their say on the future of Hampshire's mental health services during a series of drop-in sessions.

Health bosses hope to use the public feedback to come up with a series of plans on how mental healthcare is delivered during the next five years. Hampshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust chief executive Nick Yeo has urged people to attend the drop-in events.

He said: "There is a real opportunity to redesign services for the future in ways that will give people what they want and need, as well as becoming more efficient.

"We can only achieve that if we speak to everyone to make sure we are doing what is right for our communities."

The drop in events are all open to the public from 1pm until 7pm and will take place on · March 22 - Testwood Baptist Church, Totton, SO40 3LZ · March 30 - Ferneham Hall, Osborn Road, Fareham, PO16 7DR · April 21 - Central Hall, St Mary Street, Southampton, SO14 1NF People can also contact the trust's engagement team about the future of mental health services by calling 023 8087 4118 or emailing engagement.office@hantspt-sw.nhs.uk.

Comments(3)

Lone Ranger says...
9:40am Mon 15 Mar 10

For all you posters who criticised the NHS mental health services on the recent treatment of Victoria Nye this will give you the opportunity to put your ideas forward for the furure of this illness. By my calculation i think the venues will be packed out.......unless of course all you want to do is criticise !!!..........of course even if you didnt offer criticism i am sure that you have some great ideas for moving forward

Get it right says...
10:16am Mon 15 Mar 10

Are they any more likely to act on people's views than they were on the result of flouride consultation?
Methinks they have already decided what to do...

southy says...
10:57am Mon 15 Mar 10

Lone Ranger wrote:
For all you posters who criticised the NHS mental health services on the recent treatment of Victoria Nye this will give you the opportunity to put your ideas forward for the furure of this illness. By my calculation i think the venues will be packed out.......unless of course all you want to do is criticise !!!..........of course even if you didnt offer criticism i am sure that you have some great ideas for moving forward
well you know me i will be attaining all those meetings to ask questions and to listen to what others have to say.
one of those things will be ask will be people before money. to much money is wasted on the trust board members money that could go towards beds nurse ect.


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