What is co-production?
The term co-production refers to a way of working, whereby everybody works together on an equal basis to create a service or come to a decision which works for them all.
Fuel Poverty, Cold Homes and Health Inequalities in the UK
This report reviews the evidence on both the direct and indirect impacts of fuel poverty and cold homes on health; the inequalities in who this effects the most, and the relation between health inequalities and climate change. The report makes the case for prioritising reducing fuel poverty through policy suggestions at both the national and local level.
Checklist for possible dementia symptoms
Talking about memory problems with a GP can be difficult, but it's important to make sure you get the right support. Our symptoms checklist can help you start the conversation, and remember everything you want to say during your appointment.
Hospital to Home
Each story in the "Hospital to Home" series covers a personal story of a journey through hospital to independence as well as their experiences with both.
Re-Imagining Brokerage
This paper provides insight into what Support Brokerage means, and how to make it happen.
Good Lives: Building Change Together
The Good Lives framework brings together people’s thoughts and ideas about what it will take for everyone with learning disabilities to be able to live their good life.
Being Hatty
Hatty shares her experience of living with schizophrenia and the value of personalised support.
The trials and smiles of a personal budget
Iggy Patel is a voluntary independent health advocate. In his latest blog he shares his experiences of a personal budget and provides helpful tips for others.
Social Prescribing – Check your cupboards first
Iggy Patel, a voluntary independent health advocate, reflects on social prescribing, the realities of what already exists within communities and how the NHS universal personalised plan feeds into this.
NHS @Home – Iggy’s Experience
The NHS is struggling. It is on its knees and there is no more money (so we're told). Resources are not going to appear overnight; new doctors and nurses take time to train. Therefore, what
