In this piece, Dawn from the Scottish Co-production Network shares her experience of attending this recent conference, and the role that co-production can play in shifting the balance in power around disability and work.
Read MoreThis report explores the experiences of individuals from racialised backgrounds involved in co-production.
Read MoreThis report asks what lessons Scotland can learn from the Welsh Government’s experience of using mindfulness training and collective mindfulness practices to grow co-production and collaborative approaches to policy development.
Read MoreThis innovative project brought people living with a neurological condition into the heart of a new network, working together with the care and health professionals who support them to live at home.
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In this blog for Co-production Week Scotland, Helen Berry discusses her research at the Binks Hub which explores research co-production and in particular, how different people and organisations come to value co-production and co-producing of research.
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This Spotlight resource from our Co-production Guide has a step-by-step tips for facilitating a successful session and links to lots of useful resources too.
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This Spotlight resource from our Co-production Guide takes you through the main things to consider when thinking about introducing a lived experience/experts by experience panel to your co-production work.
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In this blog, Sam Jordan from Scottish Co-production Network explores some of the challenges we're facing around co-production - and the key questions to consider.
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In this Co-production Week Scotland blog, the Scottish Government’s Open Government team discusses how the Open Government Partnership can support co-production.
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In this blog, Pegs Bailey, National Third Sector Employability Partnership Engagement Manager, shares how taking a co-produced approach to planning employability commissioning strategy and infrastructure in Fife has led to better services.
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This short animation from Our Museum introduces other models of participation – such as Arnstein’s Ladder of Participation - and highlights why participation is important.
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This short film tells the story of how a local community association worked with their community, the local Council, and other partners to take on the running of their local community hall which was in danger of closure.
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The article explores two case studies of co-production in Scotland and Australia and introduces the concept of the ‘5Ws’ of co-production: a framework of Who, When, What, Why ,and Where.
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Stevan Sutherland describes how trust is essential in the co-productive process, reflecting on the co-production of a stigma toolkit which supports practitioners and families to take a more stigma-free and inclusive approach to delivering services in Scotland.
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The article explores two case studies of how co-production of health services with those with relevant lived experience is intrinsically important to establishing a robust trauma-informed approach to primary healthcare.
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This handbook, published in March 2024, provides a guide to good practice across the spectrum of participation.
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People with lived experience can bring unique knowledge, novel ideas and challenging questions to discussions around the issues they’re experts in – but how, and how much, we really value lived experience can raise significant questions. This Scottish Government guidance explores these issues, and sets out the key principles and practical implications.
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The article is titled: Adopting, implementing and assimilating coproduced health and social care innovations involving structurally vulnerable populations: findings from a longitudinal, multiple case study design in Canada, Scotland and Sweden.
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Thom Stewart from An Áit Eile Cooperative shares a number of principles that are helpful in understanding co-production as an ethical approach to working with other people.
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Yesmin Begum shares her insights into the Health Literacy Project that she is involved in as a member of the Katie’s Team, a women’s health advocacy group in London.
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