Resources

Every local Healthwatch is required to publish a privacy statement and cookies policy on your website, outlining how you manage data and personal information. This guidance will explain what to include and provides templates you can use.

The stories you collate in your annual report can be displayed on your website to show the public exactly how much of a difference you have made to your community. This guidance will show you how to build this page on your website.

It's important that you work together effectively with other local Healthwatch to prepare for ICS changes. This toolkit provides guidance on how to facilitate collaboration at place and system level.

This guidance sets out the issues you need to consider when using demographic data as part of a research or engagement project.

Download our learning and development calendar to see what training opportunities you want to join this year.

Local Healthwatch and ICS's across the country have already built strong partnerships. Find out some of the common themes for success, which you could consider when working with your ICS.

Everything you need to get started with the Healthwatch brand. Download our handy branding quick quide, messaging cheat sheet, local Healthwatch descriptors, and visual guidelines.

Find out how to effectively develop and use a survey in your work, as well as common questions you can ask.

To understand how reflective our network is, we’re asking all local Healthwatch to report on the demographic profile of their boards, staff and volunteers.

This guidance covers how to use and manage your Drupal ten website, including how to get started, add content and maintain your website.

Qualitative data is information that captures people's views, emotions, thoughts, and attitudes. Learn about the key steps to follow when analysing qualitative data.

Find out how you can meet the expectations of being part of the Healthwatch network