South Central Ambulance Service Patient Panel: General and Young Persons Group
Create a free account to applyShare your experiences in meetings and discussion groups to help shape 999 emergency services, patient transport and NHS 111. Join online or occasionally in person, with sub-groups focused on mental health, learning disabilities, or general and young people.
The Patient Panel brings together patients, family members, carers, voluntary groups and partner organisations to help shape and improve South Central Ambulance Service. Through this tier, members take part in meetings and discussion groups and share their opinions, experiences and expectations so the Trust can inform service improvements across its 999 emergency services, Non-Emergency Patient Transport Service and NHS 111.
This is a flexible, voluntary role with opportunities to contribute in a way that suits the participant. Involvement can be online, and on occasion in person, with the chance to support service development through focused discussion and collaboration.
The panel currently includes sub-groups covering mental health, learning disabilities and general/young people, each with its own focus and lived-experience perspective.
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- Must be 16 years of age or older.
- Must be 18 years or older for certain roles.
- Must not be a current employee of SCAS; volunteers can apply.
- Must live in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, or Hampshire.
- Must be able to listen and discuss different perspectives with others in a constructive way.
- For the Mental Health Group, you must have lived experience as a patient, or be a friend, relative or carer.
- For the Learning Disabilities Group, you must have lived experience as a patient, or be a friend, relative or carer.
- For the General / Young Persons Group, ages 16+.
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