Join the conversation

Use this form to tell the Care Quality Commission about an experience of care (good or bad) or concern about a service you work for.

Facilitated by Citizens Advice Sutton and SCC, this group will combine practical, technical expertise on issues like benefits and housing with the real, lived experience of Carers. By bringing these perspectives together, we aim to influence policy in ways that genuinely improve life for Carers and their families.

NHS South West London wants to improve the support available for people with ADHD. More people are seeking ADHD assessments, which means services are under pressure and waiting times can be long. This can also affect the support available after diagnosis.

We want to hear from people who are waiting for an ADHD assessment or who have already had one. Your feedback will help us understand people’s experiences and what support matters most as we review and improve ADHD services in South West London. The survey takes around 10 minutes and responses are anonymous.

The NHS in south west London is reviewing how outpatient care works so that people can be seen in the right place, at the right time, with the right support.



As part of this, they are asking local people to share their experiences and views through a short survey. Feedback will help inform how services are shaped in future.



There are three surveys to choose from, depending on what feels most relevant:







skin concerns (such as rashes, eczema, acne, psoriasis, infections, moles or other skin changes)



stomach and digestive concerns (such as ongoing stomach pain, bloating, bowel habit changes, reflux or other digestive concerns)



women’s health concerns (such as heavy or painful periods, pelvic pain, menopause symptoms or other gynaecological issues)



You can take part if you have sought help for one of these concerns in the past two years, or if you may need to in future. Each survey takes around 5–10 minutes and responses are anonymous.