Our NHS Trust is taking part in an exciting new initiative to improve stroke patients’ experience.
The Stroke Patient Reported Experience Measures Survey (PREMS) will
be the first of its kind, and will capture positive patient experiences,
as well as letting us know where we need to make things better.
PREMS is a partnership project with the Stroke Association and NHS England.
The information below tells you more about the survey and how your
personal information will be used to carry it out. The survey is
voluntary, and you can choose not to take part.
This Trust will soon be taking part in a national survey to find out what patients think about their stroke care.
All NHS stroke patients who received treatment and/or therapy between 16/05/22 and 16/09/22 will receive a copy of the survey.
This is part of a national programme to improve stroke patients’ experiences.
Taking part is voluntary
The survey will be carried out by an independent company, under a
signed agreement with NHS England in partnership with the Stroke
Association.
Section 251 support has been recommended by the Secretary of State
for Health and Social Care following advice from the Confidentiality
Advisory Group (CAG), who are an independent advisory group which
includes lay representation. This allows Trusts to share your details
without your consent.
Regulation 5 of the 2002 Control of Patient Information Regulations
provides a lawful basis for confidential patient information to be
processed for medical purposes. If you have opted out via the National
Data Opt Out, your information will not be disclosed by your Trust.
If you do not wish to take part, or have any questions about the survey, please contact us:
Patient Experience Team: 01228 814309
PET@ncic.nhs.uk
Patient Experience Team Cumberland Infirmary, Newtown Road, Carlisle, CA2 7HY
For more information about the survey and how your information will be used, please visit https://www.stroke.org.uk/prems2022
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