In the Two Co-production Journeys document you can explore diverse approaches, real-life experiences, and practical recommendations for co-production from individuals with lived experience and staff, inspiring you to develop your own co-production approach.

Here, Sarah takes a look at some of the context for approaching co-production and personalisation in your service, and how to start developing a strategy that incorporates these approaches.

Our Resource Library, developed by the Co-Production Collective community, is for everyone to use!

In this new podcast series, our chief executive Matthew Taylor interviews the movers and shakers making waves across health and care.

Coproduction comes from a service point of view and is a way of working to involve people who are served by services.

This resource is a summary of information and resources which were shared during our ‘Three Rs of Co-production’ workshop series in Oct-Nov 2022

The guide has been created following extensive research and through the evaluation of real-life co-production examples.

There is a well-established case for involving communities and people with lived experience in health and care policy, service design and delivery.

There has been a decades-long movement to increase what gets called lived experience, service user, or patient involvement in the design and delivery of mental health services, programmes, projects, and research.

Carers UK recently published a new report which looks at “what good looks like”.

The Patients Association and the Patient Information Forum (PIF) worked with NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) to look at ways of making it easier for patients to take part in shared decision-making.

How can stories change the health and social care landscape?