What are LINks?
LINks (Local Involvement Networks) have replaced Patient Forums. They are networks of local people, organisations and groups who want to improve their health and social care services. People who want to have their say on GP services, hospital food, cancer care, learning disability services, care homes or many other issues can join their local LINk to give their views and investigate services. Information will be fed back to managers and people who buy services to help make improvements to care. People can be permanent LINk members or just dip in and out on particular issues and anyone is eligible to join.
LINks (Local Involvement Networks) have replaced Patient Forums. They are networks of local people, organisations and groups who want to improve their health and social care services. People who want to have their say on GP services, hospital food, cancer care, learning disability services, care homes or many other issues can join their local LINk to give their views and investigate services. Information will be fed back to managers and people who buy services to help make improvements to care. People can be permanent LINk members or just dip in and out on particular issues and anyone is eligible to join.
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