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Co-production

Universities still struggle with idea of co-produced research, says study

By John Pring on 28th November 2019 Category: Independent Living

Universities still struggle with idea of co-produced research, says study
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Many universities are still struggling with the idea of working closely with disabled people to co-produce disability research projects, according to a new study. The report, the latest to come from the user-led Disability Research on Independent Living and Learning (DRILL) […]

Disabled residents play ground-breaking co-production role in major development

By John Pring on 21st February 2019 Category: Activism and Campaigning

Disabled residents play ground-breaking co-production role in major development
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Disabled people have played a “ground-breaking” role in co-producing a major new redevelopment scheme. The role played by disabled people in the planning application to redevelop Hammersmith town hall and the surrounding area in London is the first major product of […]

Pioneering commission of disabled people sets council on path to true co-production

By John Pring on 3rd May 2018 Category: Activism and Campaigning

Pioneering commission of disabled people sets council on path to true co-production
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A pioneering inquiry by a commission of disabled people is set to lead to a London borough becoming a beacon for local authorities on how to work together with service-users to co-produce policies and services. The report by the Hammersmith and […]

Snap election puts co-production of Labour social security policies at risk

By John Pring on 4th May 2017 Category: Politics

Snap election puts co-production of Labour social security policies at risk
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Labour has refused to say what impact the snap election will have on its lengthy efforts to ensure that disabled people’s views are at the heart of its new social security policies. Although it says the results of its Disability Equality […]

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