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Healthwatch brand messaging guidance

Use our new brand messaging guide, which includes a strap line, tone of voice, handy marketing messages for different audiences. There's also descriptors for your local Healthwatch and a style guide.

Guidance: Keeping staff, volunteers and the public safe when COVID-19 restrictions are lifted

The Government will lift most COVID-19 restrictions in England on 19 July 2021. As you return to offices and restart face-to-face engagement, this guidance sets out steps you can take to keep people safe and protect our...

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COVID-19 vaccination: Updated template survey questions

Find out how you can support the vaccination programme by undertaking research on public attitudes towards the vaccination. This resource includes template questions for the general population, as well as young people.

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How to develop a communications strategy

Find out the critical ingredients for developing communications strategy and then apply and review the approach you have chosen.

26 October 2020

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A guide to running Healthwatch

Find out more about how to run a Healthwatch, including how to meet your legal obligations and exercise powers.

12 February 2020

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Impact self-assessment sheet

Take an hour to review your approach to outcomes and impact with our new easy to use checklist.

13 September 2021

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How to collect demographic data

Discover why it’s important to collect demographic data and how and when to collect it. The resource also contains ideas about how you can support your staff and volunteers to collect demographic data.

8 September 2021

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NHS waiting times campaign toolkit

Download communications assets and templates to support the launch of our national survey on people's experiences of waiting for hospital treatment as a result of the pandemic.