Pandemic Patient Experience Research Results
01/10/2020
The Patients Association wanted to get a better understanding of how patients and others are experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic. They wanted to know about both the experience of
health and care services, and the experience of daily life – the things that make a difference to our wellbeing.
This is a report based on the findings from a survey to capture those experiences. The survey had four sections:
• Managing and accessing care for existing health condition(s)
• Experience of treatment and care for COVID-19
• Experience of end of life care and bereavement support
• Experience of services under lockdown overall.
It ran from May until August, and around 953 people responded to at least one section of the survey.
Ready to see the results? They make for fascinating reading. Please select the PDF below to see the publication.
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