Posted: Sun 3rd May 2020

Send us your questions for North Wales Community Health Council chief officer Geoff Ryall-Harvey

North Wales news and information
This article is old - Published: Sunday, May 3rd, 2020

On Wednesday, the BBC Local Democracy Reporting Service will be giving people in North Wales the chance to put questions on health to the region’s leading patient advocate.

Geoff Ryall-Harvey is chief officer of North Wales Community Health Council (CHC) – an independent body tasked with holding Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board to account.

He has a wealth of experience representing the interests of patients across the region and in his equivalent, previous role looking out for the rights of service users in Cheshire.

This Wednesday, he will be available for 30 minutes to answer your questions regarding your treatment and how to use the health service during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mr Ryall-Harvey is particularly worried about people not accessing services when perhaps they should be.

If you have a question about accessing care, if you’re worried about cancelled appointments or unsure what to do regarding treatment then email: jez.hemming@reachplc.com and we will try and put your question to him.

We will then release the video later on Wednesday with a summary of the best questions and answers.

By Jez Hemming – Local Democracy Reporter



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