Public Engagement Survey
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1. Public Engagement Survey
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Betsi Cadwaldr University Health Board is your local NHS. We provide the health services that you, your family and friends will recognise in your local area such as GPs, dentists and hospitals.

It is important for us to understand how you feel we are doing in terms of listening and public engagement.  Your views help us to improve and learn about the issues that matter to you.

To do that well we need you to be honest with us and tell us what works and what needs improving. 

This survey will take approximately 15 minutes to complete, and all your responses will be kept strictly confidential and used only for the purpose of this engagement exercise. 

The questionnaire is voluntary, anonymous and confidential, all feedback received will be logged, reviewed and key themes identified. 

The deadline for completing the questionnaire is Friday 19 September.  Thank you for your time and valuable contribution.

Please ensure that when you complete free text boxes, you do not enter any information, which may potentially identify you or any other individual.  The information you provide will be used to develop our proposals and kept in line with Data Protection legislation. 




 

 Are you answering this survey as:

 

What types of public engagement do you find most meaningful? (please tick all that apply)

 

What barriers, if any, prevent you from participating in public engagement activities?

 

What could be done to make engagement opportunities more accessible and meaningful to you?

 

What types of issues would you like the Health Board to engage with you about? (tick all that apply)

 

Digital Engagement

Have you accessed any of the Health Board's digital engagement channels?

 

Digital Engagement

If Yes, tick all that apply

 

How would you rate your overall experience with the Health Board's  digital engagement channels?

 

What challenges have you faced when trying to engage digitally? (Select all that apply)

 

Your ability to Influence services

On a scale of 1 to 10, how much of an opportunity do you have to influence or have a say in the health priorities and decisions for your local area? 

 

What would most make you feel more able to influence Health Board priorities and decisions for the area?

 

Where would you normally seek information about Health Board services?

 

If you have, any other comments or experiences you would like to share please comment below: