As part of the further development of Shropshire's Health and Wellbeing strategy, a task and finish group of the Health and Wellbeing Board has been developing a Communication and Engagement strategy and action plan - both available at the bottom of this page.
This strategy and action plan will cover how those working to improve health and wellbeing across Shropshire will communicate with the public and each other, and engage with patients and communities across the county. The aims are to ensure transparency, consistency and to join-up working across Shropshire. This will then support the Health and Wellbeing Board in delivering its strategy to ensure that people across Shropshire are supported and enabled to lead happy and healthy lives.
The strategy and action plan are currently in draft form and we are seeking comments and feedback from all stakeholders. In particular, we would like your feedback in regard to the principles outlined in the strategy.
To find out more about Shropshire's Health and Wellbeing Board, use the related links on this page.
For more information, contact us via www.shropshiretogether.org.uk or call 01743 253937.
Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts on the strategy and action plan. Click on the green button to access the online feedback form.
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