Have your say on how to improve non-emergency patient transport services in Cambridgeshire
Ely Library: one of the county's libraries that collected £152,000 in total last year for overdue items - Credit: Archant
A public consultation is being held to give residents their say on how to improve non-emergency patient transport services in Cambridgeshire.
Public meetings will take place at a variety of locations across the county, including Ely Library (Wednesday September 30, 1.30-2.30pm.)
The public consultation has been launched by Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG),
Feedback given during the public consultation will be included in a follow-up report, which will be considered by the CCG governing body, contributing to any further development of these services.
A questionnaire can also be filled in, which must be completed by November 19.
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Dr Neil Modha, chief clinical officer, said: “This consultation is important in helping us develop our services and to deliver a good quality non-emergency patient transport service.
“We want to hear your opinions, and your answers to our questions concerning a service that is crucial for those who may be otherwise isolated, or in need of patient transport for health reasons.
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“We want this service to support all its users fairly and as seamlessly as possible.”
The consultation document can be read online, with a questionnaire also available for completion – find them at www.cambridgeshireandpeterboroughccg.nhs.uk/have-your-say/nepts.htm. Alternatively a hard copy may be requested by phoning 01223 725304. Hard copies are also being sent to GP surgeries, pharmacies, and libraries.
