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Health and social care can work well together, despite popular belief
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Health and social care can work well together, despite popular belief
The key is through co-production; a powerful yet too often overlooked strategy, says Kathryn Marsden of the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE). This is the second article we’ve published within the last week that focuses on co-production. Previously, Jon Soros of SCIE outlined how it could be transformational for care staff. While echoing a similar view, in this article Kathryn explains the method could improve the longstanding, fragme…
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