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Bitterne Walk In Centre

Outcomes of the Consultation


Bitterne Walk-in Centre's opening hours will be revised with effect from Monday 6 June 2011.

The changes will take place following the conclusion of a 13-week consultation and NHS Southampton City Trust Board meetings.

Monday-Friday 6.30pm-10pm*
Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays 8.30am-10pm*
*Last patient booked in at 9.30pm

Find out more about the changes taking place in the News Centre.



The decision and recommendations from NHS Southampton City's Trust Board can be read in the update released on 25 March 2011. Further details and information will be provided in the coming months,


The downloads below are two separate reports examining the consultation and outcomes in detail; they have been produced by NHS Southampton City and by Southampton Local Involvement Network (LINk) respectively.


Consultation on the future of Bitterne Walk-in Centre
Consultation on the future of Bitterne Walk-in Centre - [113KB] March 2011; No appendices
LINk evaluation report
LINk evaluation report - [3.56MB]
Bitterne Poster (Web version)

About the Consultation

Southampton City people


Since March 2009 NHS Southampton City has been reviewing how it provides unscheduled care services for patients in Southampton.

This public consultation document is the next step as part of that work and reflects our commitment to developing the right health services in the East of the City.


NHS Southampton City has been working with local stakeholders including GPs and patient groups to explore what the future might look like.

 

In this consultation we explain the reasons why the current system needs to change, and outline the options available for the future, including the impact these proposals will have on patients and staff.



 

Extra Information


Consultation Archive

home page of consultation

Documents



Public Meetings

A series of public meetings were held where Southampton residents were invited to find out more about the proposals and put questions to NHS Southampton City clinical experts. Highlights and themes of the meeting were recorded live on the NHS_Southampton Twitter account.