This ‘at a glance’ briefing looks at benefit changes that can make it easier for people who use services and carers to get involved in paid co-production/participation in health and social care. The benefit rates quoted are correct at time of publication (January 2019). Permitted Work rates are now revised in April to put them […]
An Ambiguous Concept: On the Meanings of Co-Production for Health Care Users and User Organizations? Ewert, B. and Evers, A. (2014) “If co-production is rooted in and initiated by civil society actors, promotes community-based knowledge on health and healthcare practices and gives co-producers sufficient entrepreneurial space, the much praised term may be something more substantial […]
An exploration of evaluating co-production using Randomised Controlled Trials – RCT. https://researchinvolvement.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s40900-018-0116-0
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