News and reports

A number of care homes in East Sussex have been rated as inadequate by the Care Quality Commission, following their inspections. A sizeable number have also been rated as ‘requires improvement’, which is the rating one up from inadequate.

This report is presented as a timeline of interactions with patients, relatives, carers and some staff, over 24 hours in both the acute hospitals in Hastings and Eastbourne. The report describes how patients experience various departments, commissioned services or pathways; and importantly the interplay between them.

An overview of maternity services provided by East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, from the parents and families perspective

This is our 2015-2016 annual report

This report summarises the activities and learning that took place during the Healthwatch East Sussex Red Bus Tour.

A patient’s perspective of their road to treatment

Between April and May 2015, East Sussex Community Voice, through its Healthwatch East Sussex functions carried out a piece of work to investigate access to Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)1 for children, young people, their carer’s and other relevant organisations.

This report brings together a summary of what Healthwatch found out during its journey looking at how mental health services in East Sussex meet the needs of local people.

Healthwatch East Sussex functions carried out a piece of work to investigate the role of telephone support for those in mental health crisis.

This is our 2014-2015 annual report

Healthwatch East Sussex’s report on its support work of Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust review of stroke services

A survey of interpreting or language support available for Deaf, BME and others who require it to access health and social care services in East Sussex.