HEALTHWATCH Warrington has welcomed three new Independent Strategic Advisory Board (ISAB) members to join their team, overseeing the work of the NHS and social care provision in the town.
The three new board members are Dr Carol Ann Kelly, Hannah Skentelbery and Chris Perkins.
Carol has joined the ISAB after retiring from a long clinical and academic nursing career. Her professional background brings an understanding of local and national health and social care needs and she is keen to contribute to and advocate for the promotion of high standards of healthcare locally.
Hannah is Director of Digital Media at Warrington Worldwide. Through her work at Warrington Worldwide, she seen how much it matters that people feel listened to, especially when it comes to their health and care.
Hannah said: “I care about how people are treated and supported when they need it most.
“Joining the Healthwatch board brings together my interest in community and health care, and I’m looking forward to getting involved and hopefully making a positive difference.”
Chris is also a trustee on an academy trust board, overseeing governance and strategic direction.
He has worked in a variety of corporate roles over a 20 year career. He now works as a management and marketing consultant working with businesses to increase their sales and efficiency.
Chris said: “Having worked in commercial business for 25 years, I am keen to bring my experience to help local communities and give something back.”
Lydia Hughes CEO for HW Warrington said: “We are delighted to welcome Carol, Hannah and Chris to join our already strong Advisory Board. Their extensive experience will add to our skills.”
Norman Holding, Chair of Healthwatch Warrington said: “I am looking forward to working with our new recruits, and believe that we will be able to achieve even greater results for the Warrington community.”
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Well done guys it can be tough at times being a trustee but also very enjoyable and worthwhile. Best wishes Chair of Warrington Visually Impaired People.