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Adult Social Care Tier Three Older People Mental Health
How you feel matters to us!
We would be grateful if you, your family or another trusted person could complete this survey to help us understand what the Older People Mental Health team are doing well and how we can do better. It will take less than five minutes to complete and the responses we receive will help us improve how the Older People Mental Health team work with you and others in the future.
This survey can also be completed if you have been asked to share how you feel as part of our ‘Quality Assurance’ process. This will help us understand the difference we are making and how best to improve services for the people we support.
The feedback you give us will always be stored responsibly and for no longer than is necessary. More information including how you can request personal information can be found by following the link Right to information and data protection or contacting foi@bridgend.gov.uk.
We aim for high standards and so if you are happy or unhappy with the care and support you are receiving, we would also encourage you to contact the Compliments and Complaints team via complaints@bridgend.gov.uk.
Thank you for your time.
How you feel matters to us!
We would be grateful if you, your family or another trusted person could complete this survey to help us understand what the Older People Mental Health team are doing well and how we can do better. It will take less than five minutes to complete and the responses we receive will help us improve how the Older People Mental Health team work with you and others in the future.
This survey can also be completed if you have been asked to share how you feel as part of our ‘Quality Assurance’ process. This will help us understand the difference we are making and how best to improve services for the people we support.
The feedback you give us will always be stored responsibly and for no longer than is necessary. More information including how you can request personal information can be found by following the link Right to information and data protection or contacting foi@bridgend.gov.uk.
We aim for high standards and so if you are happy or unhappy with the care and support you are receiving, we would also encourage you to contact the Compliments and Complaints team via complaints@bridgend.gov.uk.