1. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual Report 2014/15

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    Last year over 900 experiences of health and social care services were shared with Healthwatch Isle of Wight by members of the public.

  2. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual Report 2015/16

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    Last year Healthwatch Isle of Wight undertook visits to 46 local services.

  3. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual Report 2016/17

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    Over 450 people have received information, advice or signposting from Healthwatch Isle of Wight in the past year.

  4. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual Report 2017/18

    Report -

    This year Healthwatch Isle of Wight's 'Mate Crime' film was presented at the Royal College of Medicine Conference in November 2017 and has been viewed over 1000 times.

  5. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual Report 2018/19

    Report -

    2018-2019 has been no less challenging than previous ones and for the same fundamental reasons of increasing demand and inadequate resources; physical and financial.

  6. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual Report 2019/20

    Report -

    2019-2020 was a challenging year in many ways. It was a year of consolidation and developing new priorities based upon what you were telling us, details of which are contained in this report.

  7. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual Report 2020/21

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    Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this has been a difficult year for everyone including Healthwatch and our staff and volunteers.

  8. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual report 2021 - 2022

    Report -

    Throughout this very difficult year we have continued listening to the
    experiences of islanders on the full range of health and social care services.

  9. Prioritisation Survey Results: May 2023

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    Every year we ask people on the Isle of Wight to complete our prioritisation survey, the top three services/topics chosen by the public then become our priorities for the forthcoming year.

  10. Healthwatch Isle of Wight Annual Report 2022/23

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    The last year has been difficult for everyone, including the providers of health and social care services, as the process of recovery after COVID developed.