In Scotland co-production is no longer just a ‘nice idea’ but a necessity to deal with increasing health inequalities (Sir Harry Burns) and changing demographics and expectations (Gerry Power). This book shows how and why Scotland has become one of the leaders in public service co-production – and how the lessons learnt so far can be applied more widely.
In includes an article from me, as well as foreword from Derek Feeley, NHS Scotland and Rory Mair, CoSLA
This is a new book published by the Joint Improvement Team and Governance International in association with the Scottish Co-Production Network and the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland.