The speaker tells that Health-Shared communities can help people coordinate in a central place by setting up shared links and resources, enabling them to work together effectively and support one another through health challenges.
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Let me ask that question again. What could a health-shared community do to support you and others through autumn and into winter? Well, I think there could be... I think there should be... I mean, there are already networks in place, but I think these need coordinating more. There's lots of people who are making an effort to get this sort of thing done. But there needs to be coordination and this has to come from a central place. This has to come from government really. They need to set up links. And I'm sure that's possible now with the technology that we've got. To set up links within, especially rural places, they must be losing out. I think people in towns like this are more fortunate because, you know, we do tend to work together. Yeah, so if the health shared community was in place during the colder months, what kind of support would you like to see? What kind of support would I like to see? I would like to see, because there are a hell of a lot of people who shouldn't really be be going out in bad weather. There should be teams that could send some people to homes. Okay, brilliant. So question 28. Looking ahead, what are your hopes for your health over the coming season? Well I hope to remain as healthy as I possibly can. Keeping to my medication and trying not to do things I shouldn't be doing. I'm aware of that. I'm aware of things that I might be doing wrong. Perhaps others aren't.
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