Edinburgh Health and Social Care review of post diagnostic support focus group

​Cat Young, Strategic Planning and Commissioner Officer for Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership, is gathering views to help shape a future post-diagnostic support service specification for those that are autistic and/or ADHD, with the idea that future services will be shaped by the experiences, priorities and ideas of the people who use them.

​Cat will be running this focus group for AMASE members to discuss and gather feedback on:

​(1) what support people need after diagnosis/self-identification

​(2) what support is working well already

​(3) barriers people face when accessing help

​(4) what future post-diagnostic services should look like.

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​Numbers are limited to allow everyone time to participate. If you've registered but are unable to attend please take a moment update your RSVP to free up spaces.

​Details to join the Microsoft Teams meeting: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/379082582802254?p=996622379299372772

​Meeting ID: 379 082 582 802 254

​Passcode: 29393669

​If you aren't able to attend or would prefer you can also provide written feedback here: https://forms.gle/k5g7GjtjvHwHSBLH9

​We look forward to hearing from you! The time and energy put into providing feedback and sharing your lived experience is greatly appreciated, and everyone's thoughts and experiences are valuable. AMASE is committed to representing autistic people's voices and this feedback to NHS Lothian forms part of that work.