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Our Community conversation engagement programme has now ended and we are currently looking through all the fantastic feedback we have received through our online survey and from speaking with people out and about across the summer.
We will be analysing all the feedback and updating this page with more details in the near future.
How to take part
We ran an online survey, which closed on Saturday 30 September as well as attended events and support groups to speak to local people.
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What will the feedback be used for?
The findings from the chats and online survey will be used to shape the final version of Integrated Care System’s 10-year strategy. This sets out how partners from the Integrated Care system will work together to plan, deliver and improve local health and care services.
Our Community Conversation plan
Staff and volunteers have already visited the Isles of Scilly (with a return visit planned for later in the year), joined local events, including Pride and the Royal Cornwall Show.
Conversations are underway with visits to over 20 health settings, including GP surgeries, community hospitals and mental health facilities
Visits to toddler, family and youth groups, support groups and specialist events to hear from people with hearing loss and lived experiences of complex medical conditions.
The team will join Cornwall Council’s rural mobile library and many other groups.
Do you run a community group or activity across Cornwall or the Isles of Scilly?
Are your members keen to provide feedback or ideas that could help improve the future of health and care services?
Then we’d love to hear from you and come along to speak with your members.
Please email the engagement team with your group details, dates and times.