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- Organisation Change Practitioners Ltd
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- Public, Private and Voluntary Sectors
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- To help people working in or within organizations and projects (including volunteers and service users) operating cross-sector, to take and use learning and development support, in a way that is both more pro-active and also works for them in bringing about change. The focus of such work is very much about enabling people to have ownership of and shape any change process by enabling them to:
* Develop approaches to leadership and management that will facilitate better succession planning.
*Achieve more effective change through collaborative joint partnership venturing and strengthened grass-roots front-line group and team-based joint working practices.
*Measure what difference is made or not over time from the perspective of those directly affected in ways that capture vital outcomes and also help sustain change through legacy.
Mr Hament Patel's Blog
Forwarding Info on FREE Event at Shared Services HEE - 32 Stewart House, Russell Square, London on 8th Oct 2013
To: All Co-production Practitioners Network Members
I am forwarding further information in attached letter and invite regarding a FREE event to which if interested in attending, please contact the named contact given who is Arvinder Grewal. The event is being organized by Shared Services at Health Education England (London) in association with NHS England and also Malcolm Alexander of Health Watch and Public Involvement Association (CALM). Do let me…
ContinuePosted on September 16, 2013 at 15:35
Co-production Narrative as Creative Theatre–based Dialogue for Changing Practices
Co-production as an approach has experienced a massive upswing in interest in the last few years from a range of different stakeholders, with public service organisations playing a vital part. Especially in healthcare, while it is an approach to collaboration which has been met with much interest for many people in such organisations, for others an equal consideration as to what are some of the likely challenges and opportunities in developing such…
ContinuePosted on June 9, 2013 at 15:00
Putting the 'Critical' into Learning and Leadership for Reclaiming Co-production Practices - A Brief Think Piece
Putting the ‘Critical’ into Learning and Leadership for Reclaiming Co-production Practices – A Brief Think Piece
The argument presented is that the idea of co-production in its present form has a long journey to make in order to seriously be able to address the challenges of our times. The positive potential of…
ContinuePosted on May 22, 2013 at 22:30 — 1 Comment
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