Published 1st August 2023
Healthwatch Norfolk is working with NHS England to find out what you think of the proposal for the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUH) to become a Major Trauma Centre. The survey is open to Norfolk residents, their relatives and carers and whether you have used a Major Trauma Centre before or have never even heard of one, they are keen to hear from you.
A Major Trauma Centre is a designated hospital that can provide 24/7 emergency access to specialist major trauma care and manage all types of severe and complex injuries. Examples of major trauma care include patients who have had traumatic amputation of one or more limbs, patients with a serious head injury and patients who have suffered multiple injuries.
Healthwatch Norfolk are giving you the following opportunities to have your say.
- Click here to complete a short online survey
- Complete the survey by phone by calling Healthwatch Norfolk on 01953 856029.
- Email them at enquiries@healthwatchnorfolk.co.uk marking the subject in your email Major Trauma Centre.
- Take part in a one-to-one online or telephone conversation about your experience of being admitted to a Major Trauma Centre. Interview will last around 30 minutes to an hour. You will receive a £10 voucher for your time (maximum of 10 vouchers available). This information will help them make anonymised case studies for their final report.
Click here for more information about the survey on the Healthwatch Norfolk website
Click here for Major Trauma Centre one-to-one interviews poster [PDF, 62kb]
Click here for Major Trauma Centre short survey poster [PDF, 327kb]
