Perception of Patient and Public Involvement at UHBW

News - 18 March 2025

Complete this short survey to share your views about public involvement in work carried out by University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust (UHBW).
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UHBW's Experience of Care strategy, 'My Hospitals Know and Understand Me', focuses on listening to people and working together to create inclusive healthcare services. 
 
This survey aims to understand how well we involve patients and community partners in this work at UHBW, which the trust calls Patient and Public Involvement (PPI).  
 
 
UHBW is inviting patients, carers, community partners, Integrated Care System partners, and colleagues to take part and share their experiences, thoughts, and ideas for improvement.

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