Surveys, feedback and results

Local Surveys

Breast Unit Satisfaction Survey  

A local survey scheduled to be undertaken for 3 months.  Started in July 2021.  All patients will be sent a survey invitation link following their breast care appointment.  The survey aims are to capture experiences and comments relating to the appointment and to act and learn from feedback.  Themes included whether or not patients and their carers felt involved with the planning of care, whether they felt listened to, whether they understood the treatment plan and health advice etc

E-Booking Patient Feedback - August 2020 – November 2020

A local survey aimed at evaluating the use system of making electronic bookings

 E-letters – August 2020 – November 2020

A local survey aimed at evaluating the use of electronic letters being sent out to patients via a link in a text message, as opposed to letters being posted out in paper form

Lancashire and Cumbria Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) – Ongoing

A survey designed to capture views from patients who are accessing ILD services across Lancashire and South Cumbria.  Working in collaboration with the ILD Regional Multi-Disciplinary Team   

Surgical Charter

A large, local survey undertaken in November 2020 that captured views of surgical patients who had accesses services over the previous 12 months.  The results of the patient experienced survey influenced the content of the Set for Surgery Patient Charter

Estates and Facilities Patient Experience Survey Winter 2020

A comprehensive patient experience survey sent to all patients who had been inpatients during the months of January and February 2021.  The survey specifically examined different elements under the Estates management including housekeeping, portering services, linen services, catering services and estates operational services (maintenance staff)

Elective Surgery at Westmorland General (Hololens Survey) – April 2021

A local survey to evaluate patient feedback following elective surgery at Westmorland General Surgery and the use of Hololens technology which enables remote consultation.  The Hololens  is a headset that allows video and audio to be linked to another area.  It simulates a virtual world and allows clinicians to consult with patients virtually.

Integrated Musculoskeletal Service (IMSK)  – May 2021

Providing links to the “Escape Pain” support information for IMSK patients

Video Conferencing Survey – October 2020

Local survey to evaluate patient views in respect of video conferencing appointments where a consultation is via video link as opposed to face to face

Royal Lancaster Infirmary Medical Unit Two Experience Based Co Design (EBCD) August 2021

• Acute Frailty Network Patient Questionnaire – Patient suggestions for improvements
• Acute Frailty Network Patient Questionnaire – Patient comments
• Acute Frailty Network Experience Based Design

Additional Surveys

• A&E engagement survey
• Patient Flow - Discharge Facilities & Process Improvement

National Surveys

• Children and Young People's Patient Experience Survey

• Urgent and Emergency Care Survey

• Maternity Survey

• Cross Programme Development Work and Pilot Results

National inpatient survey 2019 (published in July 2020)

The survey looks at the experiences of people who were discharged from an NHS acute hospital after spending at least one night in hospital during July 2019. Overall, 8.3 out of 10 respondents said they had a very good experience whilst being cared for in one of UHMBT’s hospitals. The Trust also ranked higher than most trusts in two questions – whether members of staff answered questions in a way that patients could understand, and whether staff explained how an operation or procedure had gone in a way patients could understand.

Compared with our results in the 2018 survey, we ranked significantly higher for five questions and significantly lower for none of the questions. There were no significant differences between last year’s and this year’s results for the remaining 56 questions.

Areas that the Trust has performed better compared to last year’s survey include:

• Patients having confidence and trust in Doctors and other clinical staff (e.g. physiotherapists, speech therapists, psychologists)
• Patients felt that different members of staff worked well together
• Patients felt involved in decisions about their care and treatment and in their discharge from hospital
• Patients felt that their privacy was maintained throughout examinations or treatment
• Patients felt that they were treated with respect and dignity

Your feedback is anonymous and can be given in the following ways:

Online

You can click on the relevant survey link below:

Maternity Services survey
Emergency Services survey
Community Based Services survey
Outpatient Services survey
Furness General Hospital Inpatient Services survey
Royal Lancaster Infirmary Inpatient Services survey
Westmorland General Hospital Inpatient Services survey

Text

You can text 07816 342131

Telephone

The Patient Experience Team on 01229 404434

Email

patientexperience@mbht.nhs.uk

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