Public Health Training Evaluation Page

This feedback helps inform future sessions and gives you an opportunity to share your thoughts.

Thank You

Thankyou for taking the time to complete this evaluation survey to provide feedback on the Positive Inclusion Workshop you attended on 31st January 2024

This feedback helps inform future sessions and gives you an opportunity to share your thoughts.

Thankyou!

Workforce Skills Audit

As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting you in your role, we are asking all staff to complete this Skills Audit. The audit helps us understand your competence and confidence in key areas relating to Public Health.

Public Health is about improving the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities. It focuses on preventing illness, reducing health inequalities, and promoting healthier lifestyles through education, support, and services.

In 2020, Public Health and Early Help signed a Collaborative Working Agreement (CWA), which sets out shared activities, approaches, and expectations. This agreement is reviewed regularly and supported by Public Health funding. The Skills Audit is a key part of ensuring we have the right knowledge and skills to deliver on these commitments.

This survey is important

Your views are important, as they inform the training programme and the way it is delivered. We recognise that learning and development does not only take place during face-to-face training but can be gained in a variety of ways including work experience, mentoring and discussions with colleagues.

This survey is mandatory for all staff to complete. The results will help us to ascertain the needs of our workforce and how effective our training programme and pathways are. Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey. 

Completing the Questionnaire:

When completing the questionnaire, please be aware that we appreciate:

• Everyone is different.
• Knowledge and skills can be gained through training, experience or a combination of both.
• Some skills are useful for several people to have, whereas other skills are only required by a few. 
• Your perception of your competence may change over time.

Results will be anonymised. However, if you would like to have a PDF of your individual results you can put your e-mail address at the end of the survey and they will be sent to you. These could be used at your appraisal to consider areas that you are competent in, as well as identifying areas for future development.

The survey will be open from 8 to 31 December. Please ensure you complete it within this timeframe. 

*The questions have been developed using - Public Health Skills and Knowledge Framework 2016.

Thankyou for taking the time to complete this evaluation survey to provide feedback on CPD sessions you have attended. You can use the same form to evaluate multiple sessions, simply  select the session you attended in question 1.

This feedback helps inform future sessions and gives you an opportunity to share your thoughts.

Thankyou!

We are inviting you to complete this survey at the end of your placement with West Sussex County Council's Public Health team to provide feedback on your experiences during your time with us. 

Your feedback will taken into account when designing future placements and so we are grateful for your input. 

By completing this survey you are helping the MECC Programme team to assess the effectiveness of the training. Thank you for your time!

Please register to join us at a sexual health roundtable event on 7th October 12-4.30PM at Chichester College. 

The purpose of the event is to bring together partners across West Sussex who have a role in sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing of local residents to develop a shared understanding of: 

• Levels of need in the population 
• Strengths, challenges and opportunities for further improvement in current provision of sexual health services and support  
• Priorities for development. 

This roundtable will provide opportunity to discuss and share ideas for how we can make the most of our collective skills, expertise and trusted relationships with local residents, to address local challenges. 

We look forward to seeing you there!

This survey is for people who have participated in the 'Making Every Contact Count' (MECC) Vaccination and Immunisation pilot training. The purpose of this survey is to understand how you found the training, so that we can adapt the future training based on feedback.