Resources — Scottish Co-production Network

Care examples on Co-production

Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) have published a list of care examples on Co-production from England, Wales and NI, titled ‘Co-production in social care: What it is and how to do it'.

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Think local act personal

A series of resources around co-production and its importance in delivering services in the context of England and Wales and the Care Act (2014).

"Co-production in Scotland - In conversation with the Permanent Secretary

In conversation with Sir Peter Housden, Permanent Secretary to the Scottish Government (position at the time of interview).

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Video case studies

Each study visit highlights the work of five organisations who are working across Scotland on a range of different work around co-production.

Case study: NHS Tayside breastfeeding initiative

Interviews with local mums in Tayside highlighted that women needed simple, practical help and support and that it was important to make time available to respond to these concerns.

IRISS pilotlight project case study

Co-designing a pathway to self-directed support for people who have mental health problems.

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Lochside neighbourhood group: Making a difference in our neighbourhood

The Lochside Neighbourhood Group is a multi-partnership regeneration forum with representatives from the voluntary sector, business sector, faith groups and the public sector.

Transforming youth services through co-production

Unlocking the value of youth services through co-production.

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Reshaping Dementia services in East Dunbartonshire

East Dunbartonshire Council and partners have developed an innovative response to the challenge of delivering dementia care to the ageing local population.

Co-production in community -led health

Perth and Kinross healthy communities collaborative.

Healthy communities: Meeting the shared challenge

‘Healthy Communities: Meeting the Shared Challenge’ was a Scottish Government funded programme running from 2008 to 2010 that aimed to encourage and support community-led approaches to health improvement throughout Scotland.

Family nurse partnership (FNP) overview

FNP is a programme from the USA which has been identified by NESTA as a clear example of a 'co-produced service'.

The food train - Evaluation of the food train in terms of its economic value

This report is based on an evaluation of The Food Train in terms of its economic value, and was commissioned by Community Food & Health (Scotland).

New book - Asset-based approaches; their rise, role and reality

A new book examines the role and development of asset-based approaches across three key policy areas in Scotland today.

Widening choices for older people with high support needs

This study examines the experiences of older people with high support needs involved in support based on mutuality and reciprocity.

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Finding your voice: Visioning outcomes in community engagement

An Information Booklet on VOiCE - A software tool that supports practitioners to analyse, plan, monitor and evaluate community engagement.

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Co-production: A manifesto for growing the core economy

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Social Attitudes Survey: Support for co-producing local services

The 2015 Scottish Social Attitudes Survey has found an overwhelming desire for local people to be involved in the design and delivery of their public services.

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Co-producing future plans: Home-Start West Lothian

Home-Start West Lothian (HSWL) are using co-production principles to develop its new three year strategic plan.