Call for public comments on NHS Grampian
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MSPs from the Scottish Parliament’s Health and Sport Committee are putting questions to NHS Grampian and they want to hear about the public's experiences of health services in the area.
The Committee will question the chair and chief executive of NHS Grampian on Tuesday, December 17.
Local people in the NHS Grampian area, which covers the City of Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray, can let the Committee know their views through an online tool.
Convener of the Health and Sport Committee Lewis Macdonald MSP said: “As a Committee, we are always looking for new and innovative ways for Scotland’s public to have their say on our health services.
“This online tool allows local people to tell us directly about their experiences of NHS Grampian.
"We are extremely keen to hear their views and questions they have for the board.
“This is a great opportunity to have your voice heard so please get in touch.”
The questions the Committee is asking are:
How well is NHS Grampian delivering health services to the people of its region?
What are the challenges and how is NHS Grampian tackling them?
How could services be developed to improve the health of local people?
To join the discussion go to parliament.scot/nhsgrampian.
The final day to submit is Friday, December 6.
