Have Your Say – Comments, Suggestions, Compliments or Complaints (CNTW) – Easy Read
An easy read guide on how to make a comment, suggestion, compliment or complaint.
Resource library
Search our resources library for self help guides, patient information leaflets, mental health and wellbeing information that you may find useful.
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Having a health check – Easy read information
An Easy Read Guide on Having a Health Check. Anyone aged 14 or over who is on the GP Learning disability register can have a free annual health check once a year.
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Health Promotion Team, Learning Disability Service (Sunderland)
Information leaflet about the Health Promotion Team at Monkwearmouth Hospital, who support people with learning disabilities to attend annual health checks.
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Helping you to have a good stay when you come into hospital – Hospital Liaison Service
The Hospital Liaison will support you if you need to come into hospital. They also help other nurses and doctors at the hospital so they can look after you in a better way.
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Information that the Trust keeps about you – Easy read patient information leaflet
This leaflet - Easy Read explains why we keep personal information about you and why we may need to share it.
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Making written information easier to understand
Details on how to make written information easier to understand what Format to use,what design and layout and plan what to say.
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Making written information easier to understand for people with learning disabilities
Department of Health guidance for people who commission or produce easy read information.
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Music Therapy – Easy Read Information
An easy read leaflet about music therapy which explains what it is, how it can help you and how you can get it.
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NHS Fraud – How does it affect you?
Easy read information leaflet which tells you about the different kinds of NHS Fraud and who you can talk to if you are worried about this.
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Occupational Therapy (OT) at Monkwearmouth Hospital – Easy read patient information leaflet
An easy read information leaflet which explains what an occupational therapist (OT) is, what they do and how they can help you.