You said we did

You said: "I would like ideas on healthy recipes suitable for a diabetic diet".

We developed a recipe booklet called Your Healthy Kitchen for the South Asian diet, which is suitable for people with diabetes.

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You said: "We want more information on primary care services; who to see and where to go".

We held a workshop on primary care access, and shared information between attendees on what was available.

We produced a booklet called You and Your GP Practice, which explains how GP practices are changing.

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You said: We should be given more information on how to take care of ourselves to avoid unnecessary GP appointments.

We did: We developed the Leicester Good Health Guide booklet which went to all households in Leicester.

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You said: "Train local people to become cancer ambassadors, to help spread messages to communities".

We have developed a Cancer Champions scheme and have recruited members.

Click the image to watch our video about Cancer Champions.

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You said: "Give more money to the voluntary and community to reach out to communities that are often seldom heard".

We ran a funding project which gave 17 local groups money for health and wellbeing events. Read more about the events here:

VCS funding project report 2019

Appendix 1 VCS Events Breakdown

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You said: "GP practice staff need to be trained to understand the issues and barriers experienced by LGBTQ+ patients when accessing GP practices".

A series of training workshops are being held for both clinical and non-clinical staff to improve knowledge and understanding of LGBTQ+ identities, gain awareness and understanding of the issues affecting LGBT+ patients and how this impacts on their access to health care, understand the link between legislation and practice (Equality Act 2010 & Gender Recognition Act 2004); understand the importance of language.

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You can read more about what we have done with your feedback in these reports:

Voluntary and Community Sector report

Please click this link to read the report:

VCS funding project report 2019

Patient and Public Involvement Annual Report

Every year we produce a Patient and Public Involvement annual report. This report accompanies the overall CCG’s annual report but it has a lot more detail on how we have involved people in our decision making. You can read the latest report here: PPI annual report 2018.19

Previous Patient and Public Involvement annual reports:

You can also read the latest CCG annual reports by clicking here.

Governing Body and Primary Care Commissioning Committee

You can read minutes from our meetings where decisions have been made, and see where patients, carers and members of the public have been involved. Please click the links below to read more.

Governing Body meetings

Primary Care Commissioning Committee meetings

PCEG achievements

Read about the achievements of our Patient and Community Engagement Group.

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Here are some examples of what you have said, and what we did with what we heard.

You said: "I would like ideas on healthy recipes suitable for a diabetic diet".

We developed a recipe booklet called Your Healthy Kitchen for the South Asian diet, which is suitable for people with diabetes.

You said: "We want more information on primary care services; who to see and where to go".

We held a workshop on primary care access, and shared information between attendees on what was available.

We produced a booklet called You and Your GP Practice, which explains how GP practices are changing.

You said: We should be given more information on how to take care of ourselves to avoid unnecessary GP appointments.

We did: We developed the Leicester Good Health Guide booklet which went to all households in Leicester.

You said: "Train local people to become cancer ambassadors, to help spread messages to communities".

We have developed a Cancer Champions scheme and have recruited members.

Click the image to watch our video about Cancer Champions.

You said: "Give more money to the voluntary and community to reach out to communities that are often seldom heard".

We ran a funding project which gave 17 local groups money for health and wellbeing events. Read more about the events here:

VCS funding project report 2019

Appendix 1 VCS Events Breakdown

You said: "GP practice staff need to be trained to understand the issues and barriers experienced by LGBTQ+ patients when accessing GP practices".

You can read more about what we have done with your feedback in these reports:

Voluntary and Community Sector report

Patient and Public Involvement Annual Report

Governing Body and Primary Care Commissioning Committee

PCEG achievements

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You said we did

Here are some examples of what you have said, and what we did with what we heard.

You said: "I would like ideas on healthy recipes suitable for a diabetic diet".

We developed a recipe booklet called Your Healthy Kitchen for the South Asian diet, which is suitable for people with diabetes.

You said: "We want more information on primary care services; who to see and where to go".

We held a workshop on primary care access, and shared information between attendees on what was available.

We produced a booklet called You and Your GP Practice, which explains how GP practices are changing.

You said: We should be given more information on how to take care of ourselves to avoid unnecessary GP appointments.

We did: We developed the Leicester Good Health Guide booklet which went to all households in Leicester.

You said: "Train local people to become cancer ambassadors, to help spread messages to communities".

We have developed a Cancer Champions scheme and have recruited members.

Click the image to watch our video about Cancer Champions.

You said: "Give more money to the voluntary and community to reach out to communities that are often seldom heard".

We ran a funding project which gave 17 local groups money for health and wellbeing events. Read more about the events here:

VCS funding project report 2019

Appendix 1 VCS Events Breakdown

You said: "GP practice staff need to be trained to understand the issues and barriers experienced by LGBTQ+ patients when accessing GP practices".

You can read more about what we have done with your feedback in these reports:

Voluntary and Community Sector report

Patient and Public Involvement Annual Report

Governing Body and Primary Care Commissioning Committee

PCEG achievements

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