Report 61: Co-production and participation: Older people with high support needs
Published: October 2012
This is a summary of research literature on the participation and co-production of older people with high support needs. Benefits and barriers are identified and practice examples are listed. The report will be of particular interest to
- commissioners of social and health care services
- people working in housing provision
- service users and others developing the co-production/participation agenda in care provision and service development
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Key messages
Key messages coming out of this report.
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Introduction
This report is a summary of some of the messages that can be used to inform thinking.
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Defining 'older people with high support needs'
Defining 'older people with high support needs' - the diversity of this group and the context of older people's lives
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Participation - benefits and barriers
We list some of the benefits and barriers of participation.
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Types of participation
Older people can participate through forums and panels or as a specific interest group.
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Resources
Resources available to support co-production work in social care.
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