In Part 1 I explored the right circumstances for co-production. In Part 2 I explored the right preparation. In this article I explore the right relationships. In future articles I will cover: In this article, I explore findings on the relationships between participants in co-production and co-design processes such as staff, clinicians, and members of […]
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Written at the height of the civil rights movement, ‘People Get Ready’ was adopted by Martin Luther King as he advocated a calm and organised response to civil unrest. This mindset is probably needed right now in some of the debates going on across the UK about Active Travel. Now this piece isn’t the usual
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TONIC’s commitment to bring positive change through social research, paired with our vision of a future where different insights are considered through meaningful dialogue, forms an exciting union that addresses the complex and changing needs of our clients. To learn more about how tCI and TONIC can support your public consultations through consultancy and creative
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The Institute is excited to announce the latest addition to its suite of asynchronous e-Learning courses, with an Introduction to Co-production. Co-production is a powerful way of engaging citizens in meaningful dialogue, following the principles of “continuous dynamic dialogue”, which we at the Consultation Institute set as a benchmark of best practice. This course provides an introduction
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“Act in haste, repent at leisure” is advice we often recommend to public bodies undertaking public consultation. The pressure to move swiftly can come from a myriad of directions, but wherever it originates, it is important to move at the right pace. The Scottish Government’s pause to its Highly Protected Marine Areas programme is a
The new Clearances in Scotland! Or a perfect case of repent at leisure? Read More »
Co-production is a powerful way of engaging citizens in meaningful dialogue, following the principles of “continuous dynamic dialogue”, which we at the Consultation Institute set as a benchmark of best practice. We have been working with a range of ICBs in response to NHS England’s statutory guidance, which introduced an increased focus on co-design and
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In Part 1 I explored the right circumstances for co-production. In this article I explore the right preparation. In future articles I will cover: Principles Nesta set out six principles that should run throughout the coproduction process: Nesta set out learning questions to critically reflect on and assess the depth of co-production in each of
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The Consultation Institute is working with Buckinghamshire New University, to develop a new postgraduate qualification in health communication and consultation. The proposed course will cover the full range of skills, knowledge and behaviours required to be proficient and effective in the fields of health engagement, involvement, communication and consultation. It will reflect and address current
A campaign calling for radical changes in the way psychiatric services are provided in Manchester have supported a High Court Application for Judicial review citing “ongoing failure” to involve public in the planning process. CHARM, the Community for Holistic, Accessible, Rights Based Mental Health was launched in September 2020 as a society, following the concerns
Throughout 2022, we conducted a continuous members’ survey to discover which areas of tCI membership needed development. A huge area of development highlighted to us is the importance of connection between our members, encouraging shared learning and networking opportunities. After all, our members are from diverse backgrounds, and cross-sector learning is invaluable. So, our Member
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