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• Get Involved
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  • Patient Participation Groups
    • PPG network
    • PPG online forum
  • Healthy Discussions
    • Healthy Discussions form
• Tell us...
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  • You said, we did
• Consultations and Engagement
  • Current consultations
    • Patient Transport survey for service-users
    • Getting end of life care right
    • Your Big Health Conversation
    • NHS111
    • Mental health rehabilitation
  • Previous consultations
    • Wheelchair service review 2018-19
    • Prescribeable items of low-priority
    • Over the counter items
    • World-class vascular services for southern Hampshire
    • Patient expectations
    • Congenital Heart Disease Services
    • Guildhall Walk
    • Long-Term Conditions
    • Services at Guildhall Walk
    • Your Health Your NHS
    • Your children, your views
    • Wheelchair service consultation feedback
    • Help us decide our priorities
    • Lowry Unit at St James' Hospital
    • Help us to shape local IVF services for the future
    • Falls: helping people get back on their feet
    • The future of NHS 111 - your call
    • Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services
    • Equality of NHS Services
    • Patients in control
    • Future of St James’ and St Mary’s estate
    • GP services in the future
    • The Big Picture of health and wellbeing
• Making a complaint
• Accessible information

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The NHS has moved a long way from the old days of 'doctor knows best'. Today, there is a realisation that involving people in decision-making is the right thing to do, because it improves the quality of the decisions that are made.

There are many ways in which you can get involved in your local NHS - you don't only have to take part in the formal public consultations that take place when major service changes are being considered. Some of the ways you can get involved are below:

Patient Participation Groups

Healthy Discussions

Healthwatch Portsmouth

Or you can stay informed - and tell us what you think - via:

Our Twitter account, or

The Urgent Care Pompey Facebook page, which covers the wider Portsmouth and south east Hampshire area.