The engagement, conducted by Humber and North Yorkshire ICB, involved a survey and focus groups from July to August 2024, aiming to understand Bridlington residents’ healthcare needs and challenges.

• Participants and Findings:
  • 745 respondents participated, with a majority aged 45-74.
  • Key findings included
    • improvements in GP services,
    • but challenges in accessing dental and mental health services,
    • and transportation barriers.
      

• Technology and Youth Insights:
  • Most respondents had access to technology, though there were mixed feelings about using it for healthcare.
  • Focus groups in schools highlighted concerns about mental health, exercise, and diet.
    

• Next Steps: The findings are being shared with stakeholders to develop pilot programs, such as mobile health units and expanded GP access, with continuous community involvement through the Bridlington Multi-agency Group.

The document can be viewed and downloaded below.

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