The mark of co-production
Useful for: All interested in co-production or participation
This tool aims to help everybody create a successful co-production project together. It can be used by professionals, researchers, and the general public. It encourages people to pool their knowledge, share their hopes, and be honest about their concerns.
The tool focuses on four stages of co-production:
- planning
- process
- completion
- review.
In each stage there are a number of key messages and tips, all drawn from real experiences, alongside the research and theory into co-production.
Please note that this resource is from an English organisation (Research in Practice). The context is different but its messages are transferable to Scottish Adult Support and Protection.
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