What you have told us about COVID-19 - use of North East Ambulance Service

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Summary of report content

In June 2020, Healthwatch Sunderland gathered feedback from 714 respondents, gathering people’s general experiences of using health and social care services during the COVID-19 pandemic. The aim of this report is to understand the experiences of those who responded to say they had made use of the North East Ambulance Services and NHS111. This report is based upon data collected from 45 respondents using at least one of these services.

The findings from the survey have shown that overall people’s experiences of using services has been positive, especially the ambulance service. Whilst most respondents who had contacted NHS111 felt that the service was excellent or good, 16% rated it as fair to very poor.  Reasons for this were largely about having to wait a long time for calls to be answered.

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General details

Local Healthwatch
Healthwatch Sunderland
Publication date
Date evidence capture began
Date evidence capture finished
Type of report
Report
Key themes
Communication with patients; treatment explanation; verbal advice
Caring, kindness, respect and dignity
Staffing - levels and training
Waiting times- punctuality and queuing on arrival

Methodology and approach

Was the work undertaken in partnership with another organisation?
No
Primary research method used
Survey
If an Enter and View methodology was applied, was the visit announced or unannounced?
N/A

Details of health and care services included in the report

Details of health and care services included in the report
Ambulances and paramedics
NHS 111

Details of people who shared their views

Number of people who shared their views
45
Age group
All
Gender
All
Sexual orientation
Not known
Does this report feature carers?
Not known
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