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The Moray Unpaid Carers Survey
The Moray Unpaid Carers survey is now live. We are listening to what unpaid carers have to say as we start to shape the new all-ages Unpaid Carers Strategy. |
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Everyone in Moray has a part to play in improving our health and wellbeing
Health & Social Care Moray is working to ensure the people of Moray are at the heart of services so they get the right care and support whatever their needs, at the right time and in the right setting at any point in their care journey.
To do this the Partnership engages with the people who are supported by its services, their unpaid carers, those who deliver the service and those who may have an interest, in order to inform how they can be improved.
Listening to people's lived experiences and actively involving them throughout the process of planning care delivery and checking how services are working, is a key improvement recommendation of the recent Independent Review of Adult Social Care in Scotland.
We are committed to improving the ways individual people, and communities of people, can be involved in decision-making that affects them.
Good engagement will mean that services are developed which reflect the needs, aspirations and priorities of local communities. These services will then be more effective, provide a more positive experience, be safer and offer best value-for-money.
There is no doubt that greater participation brings better outcomes for communities all round.
Everyone in Moray has a part to play in improving our health and wellbeing
Health & Social Care Moray is working to ensure the people of Moray are at the heart of services so they get the right care and support whatever their needs, at the right time and in the right setting at any point in their care journey.
To do this the Partnership engages with the people who are supported by its services, their unpaid carers, those who deliver the service and those who may have an interest, in order to inform how they can be improved.
Listening to people's lived experiences and actively involving them throughout the process of planning care delivery and checking how services are working, is a key improvement recommendation of the recent Independent Review of Adult Social Care in Scotland.
We are committed to improving the ways individual people, and communities of people, can be involved in decision-making that affects them.
Good engagement will mean that services are developed which reflect the needs, aspirations and priorities of local communities. These services will then be more effective, provide a more positive experience, be safer and offer best value-for-money.
There is no doubt that greater participation brings better outcomes for communities all round.
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Health & Social Care Moray is looking to create a network of people who are interested in working alongside us to help in the planning, design and delivery of services.
You don't need any special knowledge to be involved - you just need to be enthusiastic about using your experience of health and social care services to help bring about improvement. There are lots of different ways of getting involved and it's up to you to choose what's right for you and when. As well as keeping you up to date with developments through newsletters, we may invite you to join focus groups and working groups, ask you for your ideas and feedback, send you links to online surveys or contact you about other opportunities for involvement related to specific developments or service changes. Please email us at involvement@moray.gov.uk for more for information or complete the form and we'll get back in touch. Your data will be protected and will not be shared without your permission. |
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