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• Involving more young people in your work

  Guidance - 30 November 2022
  How can you involve more people in your work? Read these top tips and approaches you can take from…

• Holding to account – a toolkit

  Guidance - 28 November 2022
  Holding health and care services to account is a vital part of the role of local Healthwatch. This…

• Involving more people with learning disabilities in your work

  Guidance - 23 October 2022
  How can you involve people with learning disabilities in your work? Take a look at how Healthwatch…

• Qualitative methodology and discussion guide

  Guidance - 18 October 2022
  Interviews and focus groups are the most common qualitative research methods used at Healthwatch to…

• Working with community researchers to achieve change for people

  Guidance - 5 September 2022
  Examples from Healthwatch Oxfordshire demonstrate how working with communities can strengthen your…

• How to use the analysis tools in Smart Survey

  Guidance - 27 July 2022
  If you are using Smart Survey to collect data, this course will help you understand and use the…

• Creating your own Theory of Change

  Guidance - 20 July 2022
  Create your own Theory of Change using this easy to follow template that includes step by step…

• The new taxonomy

  Guidance - 27 June 2022
  Having a common way of classifying information enables us to improve how we analyse information…

• Getting started with Smart Survey

  Guidance - 23 June 2022
  Are you using Smart Survey? Read our guidance to help you get started.

• Working with partners to create a stronger voice for residents

  Guidance - 16 May 2022
  How can you work with partners to tackle health inequalities? We spoke to Healthwatch Islington…