Co-Production in Practice

What do we offer?

Co-Production skills are increasingly important to staff who need to work in collaboration with health consumers and community members.

Health Issues Centre offers a three-hour workshop that will teach health service staff how to work with consumers in the initial stages of development of a project or program. The workshop will provide staff with tools and activity sheets to practice engaging consumers in this process. This will help staff return to their health services and be more informed when working with consumers.

The workshop will cover:

• Key Definitions
• Benefits and Principles of Co-Production
• Tools for Co-Production
• Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation Processes

What do past participants say?

Renee – a Youth Worker at a health service – says “I now understand the principles of co-production. I can see that we need to start working with the community from the beginning and why we need to do that. We shouldn’t wait until the program has already been designed and then ask for feedback. I will use the resource sheets that we received and go through them step-by-step in my work”

When is the next Health Issues Centre workshop?

This course will be held at Health Issues Centre on Wednesday, 9 May. For more information or to register, please click here.

This workshop is also offered as on-site training.

On-Site Training

Health Issues Centre staff can deliver the workshop on-site at a location of your choosing. These can be held at any time, but are subject to staff availability.

The pricing for these sessions is dependent on number of participants and location requested.

For more information

For more information on pricing or to book a session at your service, please contact Dr Tere Dawson on (03) 8676 9057 or via email at t.dawson@healthissuescentre.org.au with any queries.