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Communication during fieldwork The Health Survey for England

Communication during fieldwork The Health Survey for England

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Communication during fieldwork

The Health Survey for England

Internal communication

Health Survey for England Team

ResearchInterviewers

NursesTeam

leaders

Operations

Programming

Office In field

Health Survey for England Geography

• HSE field work areas 0-9

• Research in London

• Operations in Brentwood

Communicating internally (1)

• Research convey messages about:

• Survey structure and content• Response targets• Progress of data and any associated problems

Research Operations

Programming

Communicating internally (2)

• Operations convey messages about:

• Allocation of work • Fieldwork progress and deadlines• Stationery & equipment needs • Training and briefing requirements

Research Operations Team leaders

Communicating internally (3)

• Team leaders convey messages about:

• Allocation of work within areas• Progress of work and QC• Fieldwork problems and possible solutions

• Also, supervision role

Interviewers

NursesTeam

leaders

Operations

Communicating internally (4)

• Interviewers and nurses convey messages about:

• Any concerns or queries they have • How they’re getting on with their work• Any household specific issues

Interviewers

Nurses

Area team leaders

360o communication tools

• Board meetings

• FAS updates

• Quarterly newsletter

• Area mangers conference and area meetings

• Face-to-face briefings

• Suggestion sheet

• Interviewer/nurse accompaniment

What we have learnt…

• Regular and constant

• Formal and informal

• Face-to-face and remote

External communication

Communicating externally (1)

• Informing client and sponsors about the HSE

• Monthly progress meetings

• Monthly progress reports

• Quarterly steering group for stakeholders

Communicating externally (2)

• Informing local organisations about the HSE

• PCTs and constabularies receive:

• Quarterly information pack• Copies of report summary booklets

• GPs also receive information with result letters

Communicating externally (3)

• Informing the public about the HSE

• NatCen website www.natcen.ac.uk• IC website www.ic.nhs.uk • DH website (prior to 1994) www.dh.gov.uk

• Survey leaflet

• Stage 1 and stage 2 leaflets

• Report publication and associated media coverage

Communicating externally (4)

• Informing professionals about the HSE

• Circulation of report summary booklets• Report launch seminars• Archive• User group meetings• DH workshops• Poster presentations• Journal articles

What we have learnt…

• Appetite for information

• Any impact and dissemination effort worthwhile

• Added value