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We are committed to continually improving the public health skills and knowledge of staff and volunteers working in the city.
If you have completed any training in the last few weeks, please could you take five minutes to complete a short survey and tell us how useful your training was, how it can be improved and about your teams public health training needs.
Please click on the “Public Health Service Training Feedback” link below to start the survey.
We are committed to continually improving the public health skills and knowledge of staff and volunteers working in the city.
If you have completed any training in the last few weeks, please could you take five minutes to complete a short survey and tell us how useful your training was, how it can be improved and about your teams public health training needs.
Please click on the “Public Health Service Training Feedback” link below to start the survey.
Please
complete the below questions and tell us about any training run by public
health services in Coventry you have attended. We are particularly interested
in how the training has changed your everyday practice – so ideally you will be
commenting on training you completed at least a month ago.
This
survey is confidential. We will not ask you for your personal details and we
will not share anything that may identify you with the training provider, but
we will share the themes, issues and suggestions for improvements.
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