1. How staff can improve children's health care experiences

    Advice and Information -

    We attended Trafford Primary Schools conference to speak to children about their health care experiences and find out what could be done to make things better.

  2. Enter and view summary report

    Report -

    We try to help people get the most out health and social care services by visiting the service and reporting back on our findings. We then work with the service to help them implement improvements to benefit everyone locally.

  3. Acronym guide

    Advice and Information -

    The world of health care can be confusing and is full of acronyms. Here's our guide, explaining what each one means.

  4. NHS Jargon buster

    Advice and Information -

    The NHS is full of Jargon terms and acronyms so we have created this buster to help you understand and navigate the world of health care.

  5. Healthwatch 100 Report: Health and Social Care Service Priority Areas

    News -

    Health and social care services across the country have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic but are working hard to recover. It is important to make sure that this recovery reflects the needs and wants of the local community.

  6. HW100: Health and Social Care Priority Areas

    Report -

    A Healthwatch 100 report looking at which areas of health and social care should be prioritised in Trafford.

  7. What to expect when waiting for care

    Advice and Information -

    Waiting for planned medical care or surgery can be a frustrating time. That’s why it’s so important that while you wait, you get regular, clear and accessible updates so that you can plan your next steps.

  8. HW100: Awareness of Long COVID and Support in Trafford

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    A report looking at people’s understanding and experiences of Long COVID, and what resources and support are available.

  9. Little lungs need big protection – know the signs of bronchiolitis in children this winter

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    Parents and carers are being encouraged to learn more about the symptoms of bronchiolitis in young children, in a new winter campaign based on popular nursery rhymes that launches across Greater Manchester this week.