Does a long-term physical health condition affect your mental health?

News - 12 March 2024

Please share your experience with us by completing our survey. If you have one or more long-term physical health conditions and feel like this has affected your mental health in any way (big or small). We want to hear from you.
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We'd like to know how your long-term condition affects you, and what could help you maintain your wellbeing. Long-term conditions include: diabetes, COPD, asthma, a heart condition, arthritis, epilepsy, chronic pain, endometriosis, high blood pressure, IBS, and many more.

This survey is now closed.

The survey will take around 10-15 minutes and also includes some questions about you. Your answers are important for us to fully understand how local health and social care services can better meet people's needs.

All information is anonymous so you won't be identifiable in our report. To read more about how we store information, read our privacy policy.

At the end of the survey, you will have the option to enter a prize draw to win a high street shopping voucher.

If you would like a paper copy of the survey, need it in Easy Read or a different language, or would like assistance completing the survey, please email contact@healthwatchbristol.co.uk or call 0117 2033594.

You can also download a copy of our poster below.

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Healthwatch Bristol: long-term conditions research poster
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