Making comments and complaining about health services

comments NHS services want to know what you think about the services they provide. The NHS  like to know what they do well and what they could do better. Everyone likes to know if they are doing a good job and to receive a compliment.  If you have experienced a good service from the staff, it is important you let the hospital, GP surgery, Health Centre etc know . The NHS need to know your views on the services you receive so that they can constantly improve and raise standards in all services that are provided. The information you give can  be used to makes changes for future patients and visitors. When making a comment it is important that you do this at a senior level such as a Chief Executive of a Primary Care Trust or Chief Executive of a hospital. Some NHS facilities have a designated person who handles the comment made by patients and visitors. To find out the most appropriate person to write to contact the individual agency which you wish to comment to directly.