Local Involvement Network (LINk) WAAG 17 th January 2008.

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Local Involvement Network (LINk) WAAG 17 th January 2008

Public Involvement  Personal services  Value of lay perspective  Democratic deficit in health  History of PPI organisations

The LINk will:  Cover Wokingham borough  Look at health and social care  Made up individual volunteers and groups  Be independent of council and NHS  Supported by a “host”

What can the LINk do? Visit services Ask public what they think Respond to consultations Monitor services

What can the LINk do? Ask for information and get a reply Refer matters to OSC Make reports and get reply Annual report to Parliament

What might LINk look like?

Development Group PPI Forums Partnership Boards Community-wide organisations Individuals FSO Wokingham Borough Council NHS Trusts

Timetable  Patient Forums cease 31 st March 2008  LINKs established from 1 st April 2008  Transitional period 1 st April 2008 to 30 th September 2008

How can you play a part?  WAAG on Development Group  WAAG on LINk Core Group?  Become active LINk members  Host to recruit members  Dip in and out of LINk activities  As per your interests and time commitment