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Healthwatch Isle of Wight response to government announcement of £48m to redesign acute services for Isle of Wight residents

We are delighted that the government has announced that the IOW NHS Trust will be receiving £48m to improve acute services. We know that Island residents value local services and want to be treated here on the Island.

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Hampshire and Isle of Wight Long Term Plan Report

Healthwatch England commissioned the four Local Healthwatch...

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Intelligence reports

With a fast-moving response to COVID-19, real-time intelligence for...

Advice and information

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Managing self-harm in children and young people

Are you worried about self-harm in a child or young person? The Isle of Wight Council have created a resource to highlight the support services that are available.

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Isle of Wight GP Practices

Are you looking to register with a GP? There are currently 20 GP surgeries across the Isle of Wight. The surgeries contact details are listed here.

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What is a Primary Care Network?

Primary care is changing. You may have heard the term Primary Care Network recently and be unsure what this means. Healthwatch Isle of Wight have created a patient guide to Primary Care Networks to explain what changes this may mean for you.

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