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Lancashire and South Cumbria New Hospitals Programme in numbers
Over a 20-month period to date (from January 2021 to August 2022):
15,579 different people across the region have got involved in the discussion about new hospital facilities, interacting with us 30,802 times.
Breakdown of interactions:
- 32% of interactions were with members of the public (9,716 people)
- 27% of interactions were with under-represented communities and health inclusion groups (8,370 people)
- 19% of interactions were with NHS staff (5,938 people)
- 18% of interactions were with patients and service users (5,423 people)
- 3% of interactions were with expert patient groups (968 people)
- 1% of interactions were with local politicians and MPs (297 people).
Facts and figures
![Female Online Survey.jpg](/application/files/3116/6297/9796/Female_Online_Survey.jpg)
5,837 people completed website surveys.
![Older Person & NHS Representative.jpg](/application/files/6716/6297/9970/Older_Person__NHS_Representative.jpg)
2,999 people joined The Big Chat online discussion across three different conversations.
![Male Online Meeting.jpg](/application/files/6916/6298/7020/Male_Online_Meeting.jpg)
1,075 staff attended four New Hospitals Programme Colleague Summits.
![Man & Woman with iPad.jpg](/application/files/3816/6298/7460/Man__Woman_with_iPad.jpg)
4,018 people took part in in-depth interviews (over the phone, in-person and online) across three waves of market research.
![Facebook & Twitter.jpg](/application/files/2616/6298/7970/Facebook__Twitter.jpg)
Social media content reached 1.42 million people, across Facebook and Twitter.
![NHP Website on Phone.jpg](/application/files/5116/6298/8325/NHP_Website_on_Phone.jpg)
20,279 people visited the Lancashire and South Cumbria New Hospitals Programme website.
![Mail.jpg](/application/files/6816/6298/8647/Mail.jpg)
1,837 people have subscribed to the New Hospitals Programme email newsletter.
![Healthwatch.jpg](/application/files/9516/6298/8859/Healthwatch.jpg)
235 people from 30 different inclusion groups in under-represented communities participated in workshops held by Healthwatch Together.
![Male News Article.jpg](/application/files/1416/6298/9097/Male_News_Article.jpg)
6,041,344 opportunities to see or hear were generated through local advertising.
![Businessman & Business Woman.jpg](/application/files/5516/6298/9713/Businessman__Business_Woman.jpg)
25 local MPs and 20 local authorities have been kept up to date on the latest developments and proposals.
![NHP Stall with People.jpg](/application/files/8416/6298/9920/NHP_Stall_with_People.jpg)
796 local people had face-to-face conversations through Healthwatch roadshow events.16 locations across Barrow-in-Furness, Chorley, Kendal, Lancaster, Leyland, Preston and Ulverston were visited.