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- 01. What is co-production?
- The meaning of co-production for health care users and user organizations
- Do the costs outweigh the benefits for health research?
- Co production: A manifesto for growing the core economy.
- Right here, right now. Taking co-production into the mainstream.
- Think differently, think flexibly: think co-production!
- What is co-production, why would we do it and how can we implement it?
Understanding the basics of co-production and its application
- 02. Case studies
- CitizenPoweredCities: co-producing better public services with citizens (2016)
- 100 stories of co-production: Scottish Co-production Network
- Beyond engagement and participation: User and community co-production of public services.
- Case study: Lambeth Living Well Network
- Case studies from Vanguard
- Case studies on the Ideas Hub
Documented case studies from Wales and the UK
- 03. Good practice
- Wellbeing4U: United Welsh
- Organisational innovation and integrated care: Lessons from Buurtzorg.
- New approaches to health (Well Doncaster)
- Co-production work and information from NDTi
- A strength-based and needs-led approach to support domestic abuse victims
- Fighting social isolation with community and art (Make it Better)
Stories of good things happening and inspirational items
- 04. Research
- Public involvement in research
- Research – behaviour change
- Research – social prescribing
- Research – environment and sustainability
- Research – evaluation of co-production
- Research – mental health
Research on co-production and co-produced research
- 05. Commissioning
- Community-led Action Research
- The future of commissioning (and more) from Collaborate
- National Commissioning Board Wales (social care)
- The Preston model
- Report: Funding and Commissioning in Complexity
- Guide to co-production with older people
Applying co-production to commissioning and procurement
- 06. Co-design and co-delivery
- Co-creation: ‘What works here doesn’t work there’ (Wildman, J.M. et al., 2019)
- Co-production Project Planner
- CitizenPoweredCities: co-producing better public services with citizens (2016)
- Co-production guide for Northern Ireland: connecting and realising value through people (2018)
- Co-production – Sharing our experiences, reflecting on our learning.
- Getting things changed: disabled people’s organisations and co-production
Co-producing in practice at service design and delivery stages
- 07. Evaluation (how to do it)
- Measuring What Matters online tool result: “no result”
- Measuring What Matters online tool result: code EHJ
- Measuring What Matters online tool result: code EGI
- Measuring What Matters online tool result: code EFJ
- Measuring What Matters online tool result: code EFI
- Measuring What Matters online tool result: code DGJ
Evaluating co-production and measuring impact
- 08. Evidence (it works!)
- Co-production and public service reform
- Research – The role of co-production in quality improvement: a scoping review
- 100 stories of co-production: Scottish Co-production Network
- The many shades of co-produced evidence, Pippa Coutts (Carnegie UK)
- Guide: Evidence for Success
- Evidencing Genuine Co-Production in the Third Sector (Lozano-Casal P., 2017)
Databank of evidence of the effectiveness of co-production
- 09. Sector specific
- Health: patient participation
- Housing
- Learning disability
- Health (General)
- Health and wellbeing
- Getting things changed: disabled people’s organisations and co-production
Collated resources for specific sectors or areas of practice
- 10. Supporting tools
- The SUCCESS model
- Psychologically Informed Environments – PIE
- Tools for evaluation
- Tools for communities.
- Reflection questions (by the Satori Lab)
- Revaluation: A participative approach to measuring and making change.
Tools and methods to help you “do” co-production
- 11. Synergies with...
- Involving the public in robust and trustworthy data sharing
- Public involvement in health outcomes research (Grundy, A. et al., 2019)
- Foundational economy
- Service Design
- Local area co-ordination
- Leadership
Co-production shares a values-base with these
- 12. Policy context
- What Welsh legislation says: a summary
- A Healthier Wales: our Plan for Health and Social Care
- The SSWB Act and the WBFG Act
- Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015
- Welsh Government Programme for government (2018) including Prosperity for All: the national strategy
- Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014
The legislation that sets the co-production tone in Wales
- 13. Building the Network
- Building a new social commons: The people, The commons and the public realm.
- CoproNet in a box
- CoproNet: the beginnings
How the Co-production Network for Wales came to be
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