Throughout the year, we’ve seen remarkable examples of creativity in health and care services using Care Opinion. Today, we revisit three standout blogs that showcase innovation: whether it is through celebrating staff contributions, enhancing mental health services, or using inventive ways to collect and engage with feedback. Each blog highlights how fresh ideas can make a real difference - let’s take a moment to appreciate these inspiring efforts!
- Celebrating Staff: This blog by our Danielle explores the importance of recognising and sharing positive stories about staff, even when things go wrong. It emphasises how honest feedback can boost morale and support improvement, showing the power of transparency in care settings.
- Care Opinion for Inpatient Services: A deep dive into how feedback platforms are helping in-patient mental health and learning disability services. This blog by Jennie from Southern Health and Social Care Trust highlights how creativity in gathering feedback helps these services grow and adapt to patient needs.
- Creative use of Invitation Links: This blog written by Sharon Kidd, United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust, shares innovative ways invitation links have been used to engage more people in providing feedback. In this piece, Sharon showcases how simple tools can be used to improve participation and service development.
Together, these blogs demonstrate how creativity in feedback and recognition can transform care services into more responsive and supportive environments.
If you’ve found creative ways to use Care Opinion or have practices you think others could benefit from, why not write your own blog?
Sharing your ideas could inspire others and contribute to positive changes in care settings. Whether it's a fresh take on feedback gathering or a unique solution that’s worked for your team, we’d love to hear about it! Learn more about blogging, here!
