Engagement Activity
We will advertise engagement opportunities on this page as and when they become available.
LCHS is considering ways that we can generate extra income that can be used to reinvest back into our services.
One of these opportunities relates to advertising and other paid for content on our sites.
By introducing additional posters, digital screens, lift wraps or vehicle wraps we cannot only share paid for campaigns, but we can also share our own internal and national NHS messages for staff and the public.
Many other NHS and public sector organisations already use these models to improve their patient and staff experience and we think this is a good opportunity for LCHS to do the same.
We are interested in hearing from you as staff, patients and users of our hospitals to hear your views on our plans and we really appreciate your time answering a few questions and providing feedback, which will be used to inform our next steps.
This survey will take no longer than two minutes to complete.
NHS staff are facing an unprecedented number of challenges - record demand for care, growing pressures from an ageing population, rising levels of multiple long-term illnesses and patients with more complex needs.
And staff are having to manage this while often using outdated tech, seeing patients in crumbling buildings, and struggling to discharge patients when they’re ready to leave due to pressure in social care - all of which means too many patients are waiting too long for the care they need.
So, it is vital the health service innovates and adapts – as it has always done throughout its 76-year history – to design and deliver an NHS fit for the future.
The 10-Year Health Plan is a chance to do just that – it will make the best practice, normal practice across England.
As the recent Lord Darzi review made clear, many of the solutions to the challenges facing the health service can be found in parts of the NHS today.
So, alongside the Government, we will be carrying out the largest ever staff engagement exercise in NHS history. We will harness frontline views, alongside those of patients and the public, to ensure we uncover them.
It is your experiences – of the good, bad, and sometimes frustrating – that we need to help shape this once in a generation opportunity, so please get involved. You can find out how you can help by going to Change.NHS.uk
