Co-creation Network (January 2017-December 2020) Part of the EU-funded Rise programme, Co-Creation is a new 4-year project that aims to bring together different actors, such as researchers, policymakers, residents and artists, to ‘co-create’ understanding about different urban neighbourhoods and to address disadvantage. The project has three main objectives: Firstly, we aim to develop an innovative […]
Exploring, measuring and enhancing the co-production of health and wellbeing at the national, regional and local levels through comparative case studies in Sweden and England. (Samskapa research programme 2019-2024) Co-creation, co-production and co-design are advocated as effective ways of involving citizens in the design, management, provision and evaluation of health and social care services. Although […]
Digital Health & Care Institute (DHI) (2013-ongoing) The DHI is an Innovation Centre which supports transformational collaboration between universities and businesses. Operated as a partnership between Glasgow School of Art and the University of Strathclyde, the DHI aims to create opportunities to connect academics with designers, healthcare providers, SMEs, charities and other key stakeholders. It focuses on […]
For research into health and co-production, see also the resources on the Involve (NIHR) website. Exploring co-production, co-creation and co-design in the context of implementation, adoption and knowledge mobilisation. (2014-2017) This NIHR knowledge mobilization project is exploring the synergies and potential benefit that creative practices from the field of design and co-design might […]
OLDER PEOPLE Developing Evidence-Enriched Practice in Health and Social Care with Older People programme (2014-2015 – ongoing) The DEEP programme is part of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation funded ‘A Better Life’ which ran from 2009 to 2014. This programme produced a wealth of research evidence on the factors that promote a better quality of life for […]
I am conducting a scoping review of the literature to link co-production and quality improvement. The review will be included in a book we are writing on this topic. Keywords: patient involvement, patient experience, co-production, co-design, quality improvement, Lean, Six Sigma Link to come. Contributed by: Sharon Williams, Swansea University
The development/set up of this Centre is currently being co-produced by a mixed group of members of the local community, patients, carers, researchers and healthcare practitioners (2018 – ongoing). Blog: https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/public-engagement/2018/12/20/co-creation-reflection-and-challenging-the-status-quo-whats-next-for-the-centre-for-co-pro/ https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/public-engagement/2018/03/12/ucl-centre-for-co-production-in-health-research-the-adventure-begins/ https://q.health.org.uk/event/inclusive-qi/ Contributed by: Niccola Hutchinson-Pascal, University College London, Centre for Co-production in Health Research
Inside co-production: ruling, resistance, and practice Social Policy and Administration Special Issue: 53:2, March 2019 Mark Bevir, Catherine Needham, Justin Waring (eds) It might be argued that a narrative of co-production has come to redefine contemporary social and public policy. It is found in the co-design of local public services and the co-formulation of care […]
Towards co-production in research with communities This review takes a cross-cutting perspective, aiming to advance the theory and practice of coproduction in research with communities. https://connected-communities.org/index.php/project_resources/towards-co-production-in-research-with-communities/ Nature: co-production of research A series of articles from a special issue of Nature From people with HIV selecting which trials get funded to smallholder farmers guiding weather monitoring, the […]
Some of the work and research done by NIHR Involve, a national advisory group which is part of, and funded by, the NIHR. It supports active public involvement in NHS, public health and social care research. They develop capacity and capability for public involvement in research providing advice and a range of resources to support […]