How we co-produced an animation about ear checks for children and young people who are autistic and/or have a learning disability
In this blog we talk about the Ear Checks Programme Co-Production Collective have been supporting since 2021 and how we went about co-producing an animation to support children to understand and take part in ear checks in a way that works for them.
Our co-produced Payment Policy is finally here!
Our co-produced Payment Policy is finally ready to share with you! Please have a read and let us know what you think.
Co-Creating Co-Production Collective's Journey of Change
Join us to explore where Co-Production Collective is heading - and how we'll get there.
How we train PhD students and how you can get involved in their research
Maddie explains how the Collective supports UCL's PhD Programme in Mental Health Science, the first of its kind in the UK, and how you can take part in research the students are conducting.
Valuing All Our Different Experience: A key basis for Co-production
Understanding what we bring to the table is key to working together in co-productive ways, Peter Beresford explains in this guest blog.
Introducing Co-Production Collective’s Allies Group
Meet the members of our Allies Group and find out more about what their role involves.
Recap: Co-creating Our Payment Policy
Explore the key discussions and ideas which emerged from our recent payment policy co-creation sessions, and find out what's coming next.
Co-creating Our Payment Policy
Explore the key discussions and ideas which emerged from our recent payment policy co-creation sessions, and find out what's coming next.
Excluded: the trans community in research and healthcare
As part of our commitment to inclusivity and diversity, we are publishing another blog in our series highlighting those who are excluded or under-served in healthcare and co-production. This month, we are focusing on the voices of trans people.
A Year of Co-production: What Have We Learned and What Is To Come?
Publications from 2020 confirm that interest in co-production is gathering pace. But from some perspectives, this approach to research is unwanted, unhelpful, or unrealistic. In this review, Rory takes a critical look at co-production and the new frontiers we can look forward to as it continues to develop.
From diagnostic odyssey to involvement odyssey – an emotional journey
Co-producer Lynn shares her long and emotional journey to diagnosis and talks about co-production and involvement, how she got involved, and how being involved has turned out to be another very emotional journey.