Highlights from National Co-production Week 2017

SCIE’s National Co-production Week in July 2017 was the second annual event, which shared the benefits of co-production, shared good practice and highlighted the contribution of people who use services and carers to developing better public services.

Co-production is about working in equal partnership with people using services, carers, families and citizens. Co-production offers the chance to transform social care and health provision to a model that that offers people real choice and control.

SCIE’s activities - Co-production Week 2017

SCIE marked National Co-production Week 2017 by:

SCIE’s Co-production Festival. July 2017

A film about SCIE's second Co-production Festival, which celebrated co-production using music, poetry and comedy.

Co-production means joining health and social care professional experts with service users and carers to produce the best experiences and outcomes.

Co-production training from SCIE

We offer a range of supportive courses to build upon the main co-production principles of equality, diversity, access and reciprocity. All of our training can be tailored to your ADASS region, individual local authority or care provider. Find out more: Co-production training from SCIE

Highlights from Co-production Week 2017

Tina with microphone and Francesca

SCIE has a long history of being at the forefront of co-production. To find out more about SCIE’s work around co-production see:

Contact SCIE

For further information about National Co-production Week and support with co-production in your organisation please email copro@scie.org.uk