The bedrock for
the changes HUG has made are the reports that we write, which are
a collation of the views of HUG on a specific subject. By looking
at the problem and also the solution, and by using reasoned and reasonable
argument, we end up with a document that stands with a credibility
that is hard to discount.
All reports are
checked with our Round Table members and then distributed through
our mailing list to about 400 people.
Once they have
been produced we discuss them at a meeting of our Round Table, to
which we invite representatives of the Health Board, Primary Care
Trust and Social Work department, among others.