National statistics, published by the Department of Health about the experience of black and minority ethnic patients: a consult

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National statistics, published by the Department of Health about the experience of black and minority ethnic patients: a consultation

The Department of Health has launched a consultation, as required under the Code of Practice for Official Statistics, to seek feedback on a proposal to stop producing a report on the self-reported experience of patients from black and minority ethnic groups. The collection and publication of the data is unaffected.

A link to the consultation document is found below, along with a link to the Part 1 Equality Impact Assessment, which has been completed.

How to respond to the consultation

The consultation period will run from 19 November 2010 until 18 February 2011

Our preferred method of receiving your response is via our electronic consultation questionnaire, which can be found via the following link

Electronic consultation questionnaire (opens new window)

Alternatively, you may complete the response form, found below

Download Consultation response form (DOC, 87K)

If possible, we would prefer this form to be returned to us electronically as an email attachment

email: statsonexperience@dh.gsi.gov.uk (opens new window)

Postal responses can be sent to:

John Bates
Consultation on Patient Experience
Department of Health
Room 7E46
Quarry House
Quarry Hill
Leeds
LS2 7UE

Contact number: 0113 2546210

http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Consultations/Liveconsultations/DH_121762

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National statistics, published by the Department of Health about the experience of black and minority ethnic patients: a consult

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