The Dynamics of Co-Production in the Context of Social Care Personalisation: Testing Theory and Practice in a Scottish Context

Increasing pressures on social systems have spurred innovations in service delivery models. One such innovation is an increased focus on co-production-based models of care, which focus on increased personal autonomy and service-user self-determination. However, there is little empirical evidence on...

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Published in:Journal of social policy 2019-10, Vol.48 (4), p.671-697
Main Authors: FLEMIG, SARAH SOPHIE, OSBORNE, STEPHEN
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Advisors
Advocacy
Audits
Autonomy
Budgets
Charities
Civil society
Co-design
Community
Consortia
Councils
Customization
Dementia
Empowerment
Funding
Health care policy
Human-computer interaction
Innovations
Older people
Production
Public administration
Public services
Self determination
Social dynamics
Social policy
Social reform
Social services
Social systems
Social work
Social workers
User experience
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