Case study · Public health and social care
Large-scale stakeholder insight to shape Leeds’ 0–19 public health services
More than 1,800 survey responses, 15 focus groups, and six depth interviews brought together the experiences of families, staff, partners, practitioners, and young people to inform the future of Leeds’ 0–19 Public Health Integrated Nursing Service.
AudienceParents and carers, staff, partners, health practitioners, third-sector organisations, children, and young people
ApproachThree surveys, paper responses, 15 focus groups, and six depth interviews
Value to Leeds City CouncilEvidence on access, unmet needs, health inequalities, and priorities for future service delivery
The brief
- Leeds City Council was reviewing its 0–19 Public Health Integrated Nursing Service, including Health Visiting, School Nursing, and the oral health offer
- Enventure Research was commissioned to deliver a comprehensive stakeholder consultation to understand awareness and access, how well the service met needs, and where it could improve support for families and address health inequalities
The approach
- A mixed-method programme combined three online surveys for parents and carers, staff, and partners with paper copies and targeted promotion through children’s centres and online channels
- The surveys received 1,815 responses
- We also delivered 15 focus groups and six depth interviews with stakeholders, staff, health practitioners, third-sector organisations, and children and young people
The outcome
- All quantitative and qualitative evidence was brought together in a comprehensive report
- Subgroup analysis was undertaken where feasible and qualitative feedback was thematically coded
- The consultation identified important development priorities including continuity, communication, flexibility, and integration, giving the Council evidence to support future planning
- Direct engagement with families, staff, partners, practitioners, children, and young people