Self care matters event report

Report - 15 November 2015

We attended this event to raise awareness of the Self Care week and importance of self-care and to encourage stakeholders to take part in the campaign and to encourage self-care to their service users.

Findings

  • The overall feedback from the event was positive with the majority of attendees (82%) stating that they agreed they knew more about self care after attending this event.
  • 16% of people found out about Healthwatch as a result of attending the Self Care Matters event and the majority of people were happy with the selection of topics covered.
  • Most people have also confirmed that they have no further requests for self care information, one confirming that they managed to organise further information about self care at the event.

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