The new Oxfordshire’s Older People’s Strategy will outline how all health and care organisations across Oxfordshire will work together to help you stay as fit and healthy as possible for as long as possible; and, if you need more help, how we will ensure we work together to support your needs.
Can you help?
Once we know what is important to you as you grow older, we can plan to make sure your priorities are met. The previous strategy ended in 2016 and we would like your help to develop a new Older People’s Strategy that will run from 2019 to 2023.
Developing the new strategy
We want to work with you throughout the development of the new strategy. Part of this first stage, is to get your input and to evaluate what we already know and what people have already told us; to understand what is important to people as they prepare for old age. A group of patients/service users and members of the public are currently helping us review all the information we have collected over the years.
How can you help shape the strategy?
We are asking anyone who might be interested, including professionals and older people, to complete this questionnaire so we have your thoughts and ideas at this early stage.
To download a hard copy of the survey, click here.
This engagement activity has now closed.
Timeline
- Opened
26 Jul 2018 at 10:00 - Closed
3 Sep 2018 at 09:00 - Response Published
Details
| Topic | Young people, Families, Older people, Carers, Mental health, Physical disabilities, Learning disabilities, Autism / Aspergers, Sensory Impairment, Long Term Conditions e.g. diabetes, neurological conditions, Cancer, Cardiac, Stroke, Dentistry, Pharmacy, GP services, Public health issues e.g. smoking, weight management, Women's health issues, Men's health issues, Black, minority and ethnic health issues, Community Hospitals, Joint health and social care issues |
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| Which locality (local area in Oxfordshire) is this for: | Oxford City, North Oxfordshire, North East Oxfordshire, South West Oxfordshire, South East Oxfordshire, West Oxfordshire |
| Target Audience | All residents, Children, Young people, Families and parents, Older people, Carers, GPs, Dentists, Pharmacists, Opticians, Staff, People with a disability, People with mental health issues, Councillors, Businesses, Public sector organisations, Charities, Community groups |
