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Following a lot of media coverage of maternity services in Shropshire, in particular about the rural midwife led units you have shared a number of patient stories with us about experiences of giving birth in Shropshire.

The purpose of the visit was to explore the quality of the patient experience on the ward.

This research follows a two year project, during 2014 - 2016 to develop a death education programme in response to the needs of a number of bereaved young people in Shropshire who had developed anti-social, self-harming, or low self-esteem issues.

The purpose of this visit was to explore the quality of life experienced by residents, looking at Dignity, Choice and Respect.

You contacted us to let us know that you were having difficulty registering with a GP practice because you didn't have all the documentation they were asking for.

The purpose of this visit was to explore why people have come to the Accident and Emergency Department and understand their experience of the service.

The purpose of the visit was to observe the quality of care and treatment experienced by service users in this care setting in relation to Dignity, Choice & Respect.

The purpose of the visit was to look at Dignity, Choice and Respect: The quality of life experienced by residents at Bradbury Court.

During our regular stands at the community hospitals we noticed that there were a number of clinics that had been cancelled. We talked to the patients affected by this to find out how this had impacted on them.

In the summer of 2016 we were contacted by members of the public telling us about difficulties they were having accessing NHS dentists.

The purpose of the visit was to assess the levels of confidence in maternity services and care following the Maternity Services review and reconfiguration.

Keele University student research. We were aware that there was a gap in feedback received from young people old about their experiences of health services. We wanted to explore how they accessed health information and services and what mattered most