HAMPSHIRE County Council and the NHS are asking parents, carers, young people and practitioners across the county for their views on a number of health services.
The organisations have launched a survey to find out how people think services could be improved and made easier to access.
The services under review are health visiting, school nursing (not including special school nursing), and NHS Community Therapy (speech and language, physiotherapy and occupational therapy).
Patricia Stallard, the county council’s executive member for public health, said: “We would like as many people as possible to take part in this survey, particularly those who have had support from any of the services that we are aiming to improve. We are keen to explore how we can work more efficiently with our NHS partners, for the benefit of Hampshire families.”
The survey is available online at hants.gov.uk/consultations and is open until next Tuesday.


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