A lovely illustration of the key steps of co-production in practice – credits: Ruth Dineen and Liz Price.
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Really like this diagram in particular the nice open question prompts at number 2 and number 3 – re: playing to the strengths of all stakeholders re- their knowledge, skills, experience etc.. and not assuming we have all answers. The “you don’t know what you don’t know” approach is something I really like and am trying to embed in the engagement work I’m doing with cancer patients.