NHS reforms: what does the National Health Service mean to you?

The proposed changes to the NHS in England have led to heated discussion about the future of the health service and what is best for both patients and NHS workers. Groups with a vested interest in the outcomes of the reforms have voiced their support or opposition for the bill, but how concerned are members of the public about the proposed changes? Tell us what the health service and reforms mean to you to help us build a picture of public feeling about the government's plans and to investigate what type of health service the public wants. If you would like to take part: Fill out the form below and tell us in 50-100 words what the NHS means to you and rate how concerned you are about the reforms There are some guidelines about the type of thing to include in your responses on the form. From your contributions we will build an interactive feature exploring attitudes towards the NHS and the health and social care bill from the public's point of view. We will review all submissions before publication and only approve those that answer the questions in the spirit of this project.