Join our online Q&A event to get updates about NHS and care services in Enfield

Senior representatives from Public Health Enfield, North Middlesex Hospital, Chase Farm Hospital (Part of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust), The Enfield Directorate of the North Central London Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), local GPs, Cancer specialists and members from the Diabetes team will be there to answer your questions.

Who can attend the event?

This event is open to members of the public who live, work or study in Enfield, or those who travel to Enfield to use NHS and care services.

Why you should join the session

By the end of the session you will have heard how some of the main health and care services in Enfield are running at the moment. Hospitals, GP surgeries, blood tests, specialist clinics (such as diabetes and cancer), Accident and Emergency, when to use the 111 helpline and much more.

If you have any questions, concerns or compliments, you can let us know before the event and we will ask them on your behalf.

You will come away feeling confident that you have accurate information straight from the services themselves.

When

2nd December 10:30am – 11:45am

How to join

You can book your place:

Via Eventbrite: https://nhscareservicesinenfieldonlineevent.eventbrite.co.uk

By emailing us: admin@healthwatchenfield.co.uk

By calling us: 020 8373 6283

MORE INFORMATION

How the session will run

Senior members from each of the main health and care services in Enfield will each give a brief update on how you can use their services during the Coronavirus pandemic. There will be updates on any temporary or permanent changes to health services, such as hospitals, GP surgeries, blood tests, Accident and Emergency, specialist clinics and more.

If you have a question you can send it before the event and it will be read aloud on the day, we won’t give your name out. There is no need for you to be on video camera or to speak at the event.

Why we have organised this event

This event has been organised so that members of the public can hear directly from professionals who run local services.

We know that it can be sometimes be confusing to know how to use services, especially if there have been temporary changes because of the pandemic. This event gives the people who provide the service a chance to let you know what is happening and for you to ask questions.

It is a chance to raise awareness both for people running the services to understand what your main concerns are. And for the public to find out new information about how to make the best use of the health and care services in Enfield.

Your questions

Whatever your questions, please detail these as you log on to book your place, or email us (admin@healthwatchenfield.co.uk) or call us (020 8373 6283) by Monday 30th November.

Note that you must ask your question in advance and by the deadline. Due to the likely numbers joining, we will be unable to take questions on the day. There is also an option to join the meeting by phone if you do not have internet access.

Access needs

Please let us know as soon as possible, if you have any access needs/ require a BSL interpreter. We look forward to you joining us.  

Previous events

We regularly run events like this one on a range of different topics. To catch up on some of our previous Q&A sessions you can watch the video recordings:

• Cancer Care and Awareness
• Annual Health Check – for people with learning difficulties or autism
• Flu jab - for people with learning difficulties or autism
• Managing anxiety during Coronavirus
• Flu jab/vaccine
• Children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing
• Public Health Enfield on the Coronavirus
• Mental Health
• Local Hospitals’ response to the Coronavirus