Executive Board September Meeting Minutes 2020

Report - 27 November 2020

Vanessa Scott chaired the September Healthwatch Bath and North Somerset Executive meeting. You can download the minutes of the meeting here.

Each quarter we meet with our Executive Board to decide which areas in health and social care we should focus on in Bath and North East Somerset. These are the minutes from our meeting in September 2020. Find out more.

Our Executive Board is made up of Healthwatch volunteers and Healthwatch staff. One of its main functions is to decide on our work priorities for the year.

This is usually based on what we have heard from members of the public who will have spoken to us at events or over the phone about their experiences of health and social care in B&NES. We look at themes that have emerged from those conversations that we've had to help us plan our work.

  • Monitoring our progress
  • Community Pot updates
  • Executive Board members update
  • The work priorities for 2020/2021 

Downloads

If you need this report in a different format, please email info@healthwatchbathnes.co.uk or call 01225 232 401.

Healthwatch Executive Board meeting minutes 03.09.20
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