Consultation
Public consultation on health and social care services and supports for older people
From Department of Health
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From Department of Health
Published on
Open for submissions from
Submissions closed
Last updated on
Consultation is open
To inform the work of the Commission on Care for Older People, a public consultation on health and social care services and supports for older people is being conducted by the Department of Health on the Commission’s behalf.
The consultation will enable the Commission to learn about the views of the public on the provision of health and social care services and supports for older people in Ireland. The views expressed will inform the Commission’s recommendations for the future development of these services and supports.
You can complete the public consultation survey online here.
An easy-read version of the survey can be completed here.
You can request a paper copy of the public consultation survey by:
Emailing commissiononcare@health.gov.ie
Telephoning the Department of Health on (01) 635 4000
Writing to:
Commission on Care for Older People Public Consultation,
c/o Older Persons’ Strategy Unit,
Department of Health,
Block 1, Miesian Plaza,
50–58 Lower Baggot Street,
Dublin,
D02 XW14.
You can email your completed survey to commissiononcare@health.gov.ie or you can post it to:
Commission on Care for Older People Public Consultation,
c/o Older Persons’ Strategy Unit,
Department of Health,
Block 1, Miesian Plaza,
50–58 Lower Baggot Street,
Dublin,
D02 XW14.
The Institute of Public Health has been engaged by the Department of Health to analyse the responses to the survey and to prepare a report on its findings.
Personal, confidential or commercially sensitive information should not be included in survey responses. If personally identifiable details are included, they will be deleted.
All submissions and survey answers are subject to release under the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act 2014 and are also subject to Data Protection legislation.