News and reports

Long waiting times for an NHS dentist have been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, leaving residents unable to access basic and emergency NHS dental care in Cornwall

Download papers for our January 2021 Public Board Meeting.

With Time To Talk Day this Thursday, we decided to take a look at some practical ways you can boost your mental health without spending any money. 

With over 400 miles of coastline, we’re lucky to have excellent access to the sea across the county. In fact, no inland area is more than 20 miles away from the coast. The good news is that being by the sea is incredibly good for your mental health.

Read the latest advice and information from NHS England, Public Health England and local resources to help with coronavirus related support

17 recommendations have been made to help improve maternity services for pregnant women and birthing people in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly

This easy read guide will help people with Learning Difficulties understand the process and priority for the Covid vaccination programme.

Take a look at the documents from our meeting on 3 December 2020

Our research shows significant numbers of people are not receiving follow-up support after being discharged from hospital under new policy, leading to unmet needs. Find out more in our joint report with the British Red Cross.

NHS England want to understand more about the oral health (mouth and teeth) of people who live in the South West and want to hear your feedback about services in Cornwall.

Healthwatch Cornwall worked with Co-Create to explore the positive effects and challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic with a view to making sustainable changes

Find out what Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly think about health and social care during the Covid-19 pandemic.