Page the community to be more (one person 17: “Educate inclusive...” said this was one of the best bits). Page 17: the right to say (three people). “Have no!” Page 17: I need hospital treatment I should be able to be supported “If by my own (four people). staff…” Page 17: continuity of skilled staff who know people really “Need (one person). well…” Page 18: sure people have support with (one “Make advocacy…” person). Page 18: sure employers have trained staff who treat people “Make with (three people). respect” Page 18: sure that the support people get is (one “Making monitored…” person). Page 18: sure that support plans for health and social care are “Making (one person). clear…” Page 18: sure people have support around them from people “Making they (one person). trust” Page 18: sure that people are not (three people). “Making isolated” People said it was important that people can keep their friends when they go to stay in hospital. Page 18: Making sure that health staff talk mainly to the person with a learning (two people). disability” Page 20: six people said it was good that Wellness and Recovery Action Plans were in the promises. Page people with learning disabilities are supported to write 20 “That health passports and health action plans (nine people). Page 20 in and general hospitals get training “Staff doctor’s surgeries in how to make reasonable adjustments for people with a learning disability and how to communicate with people with learning (five people). disabilities” Page 21: with learning disabilities are able to access annual “People health (two people). checks…” Page 21: Hospital Liaison Nurses will help you when you go into hospital or visit out-patients…” people). People thought it was (eight good that people would get specialist learning disability support in hospital. Page 21: in provide annual health checks for “Staff doctor’s surgeries… carers over the age of (one person). 45” Page 21: and inspection visits are (six people). “Quality made…” One person said they liked the way the promises would make care in general hospitals more easily accessible. Page 22: three people said they liked all of the promised from Adult Services to keep people healthy.
Page 17: “Educate the community to be more inclusive...” (one person said this was one of the best bits). Page 17: “Have the right to say no!” (three people). Page 17: “If I need hospital treatment I should be able to be supported by my own staff…” (four people). Page 17: “Need continuity of skilled staff who know people really well…” (one person). Page 18: “Make sure people have support with advocacy…” (one person). Page 18: “Make sure employers have trained staff who treat people with respect” (three people). Page 18: “Making sure that the support people get is monitored…” (one person). Page 18: “Making sure that support plans for health and social care are clear…” (one person). Page 18: “Making sure people have support around them from people they trust” (one person). Page 18: “Making sure that people are not isolated” (three people). People said it was important that people can keep their friends when they go to stay in hospital. Page 18: Making sure that health staff talk mainly to the person with a learning disability” (two people). Page 20: six people said it was good that Wellness and Recovery Action Plans were in the promises. Page 20 “That people with learning disabilities are supported to write health passports and health action plans (nine people). Page 20 “Staff in doctor’s surgeries and general hospitals get training in how to make reasonable adjustments for people with a learning disability and how to communicate with people with learning disabilities” (five people). Page 21: “People with learning disabilities are able to access annual health checks…” (two people). Page 21: Hospital Liaison Nurses will help you when you go into hospital or visit out-patients…” (eight people). People thought it was good that people would get specialist learning disability support in hospital. Page 21: “Staff in doctor’s surgeries… provide annual health checks for carers over the age of 45” (one person). Page 21: “Quality and inspection visits are made…” (six people). One person said they liked the way the promises would make care in general hospitals more easily accessible. Page 22: three people said they liked all of the promised from Adult Services to keep people healthy.