News and reports

A Community Insight System (CIS) Dashboard Report showing patients' overall sentiment on their experiences with Barts Health from 1 July 2022, to 30 June 2023.

A Community Insight System (CIS) Trend Analysis Report showing the overall sentiment of how people feel about long-term condition services across North East London.

A Community Insight System (CIS) Trend Analysis Report showing the overall sentiment of how people feel about children's health services across North East London.

A Community Insight System (CIS) Trend Analysis Report showing the overall sentiment of how people feel about mental health services in North East London.

A Community Insight System (CIS) Trend Analysis Report showing the overall sentiment of how people feel about maternity care across North East London.

A Community Insight System (CIS) Trend Analysis Report showing the overall sentiment of how people feel about GP services in Tower Hamlets.

A Community Insight System (CIS) Trend Analysis Report showing the overall sentiment of how people feel about health and care services in Tower Hamlets.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued a warning that, while measles cases are low at the national level, there is an elevated risk of outbreaks in London.

Thank you for supporting Healthwatch Tower Hamlets during our transition to YVHSC. We are proud of the progress made in the past year and welcome your feedback. Take our survey to share your thoughts.

Note: the survey is for stakeholders only.

In our annual report, we highlight the hard work of the Healthwatch Tower Hamlets team in actively listening to the community's experiences during 2022 and 2023. By gathering and utilizing the stories of residents, we were able to enhance the quality of local health and social care services.

Loneliness and social isolation are common problems for people of all ages in our borough. These conditions can lead to poor physical and mental health and increase the risk of developing conditions like dementia and depression. The elderly are particularly vulnerable due to reduced mobility and lack of proximity to family, but young people also experience loneliness when away from home.

Healthy Neighbourhoods are a new way of shaping how communities work. It means everyone should have easy access to things that support them to live a healthy and fulfilling life such as food shops, parks, gyms, schools, health services, and leisure activities.