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Improving online information for Adult Health and Social Care
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Consultation has concluded
We want your views on our adult health and social care web pages. We share lots of important information, advice, and guidance on our website, and we want to make sure our website works for our residents. We want to know if you can easily find the information you are looking for relating to caring for adults in Staffordshire, and what we could do differently.
We will use your feedback to create a more accessible and user-friendly platform for everyone.
We want your views on our adult health and social care web pages. We share lots of important information, advice, and guidance on our website, and we want to make sure our website works for our residents. We want to know if you can easily find the information you are looking for relating to caring for adults in Staffordshire, and what we could do differently.
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Welcome to our Ideas section, where your thoughts and ideas about our websites will be listened to and looked at! We will gather your input and work towards making our website even better. If there are instances where we can't implement your idea, we'll make every effort to get back to you with an explanation however, this may not always be possible. Please bear with us as this is a new service, and the response time may vary. Thank you for supporting us on our website improvements.
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