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Co-Production Resources

Image credit: Co-production Lab Wales created by Laura Sorvala

THINK and many of our members are on various stages of our co-production journeys and we want to provide a space to share experiences and resources relevant to living co-production values whilst working on integrating transport and health.

Introduction to Co-production and Citizen Involvement

On 24th May 2023 the Co Production Lab Wales provided introductory training on co-production and citizen involvement which was fully funded by THINK for our members.

You can watch the recording below.

You can read the transcript below.

Co-pro-Training-24th-May-TRANSCRIPTDownload

You can look at the slides below which includes links to further resources and case study videos at the end that weren’t shown in the event, so its worth watching those.

Co-production-Training-Slides-24-May-23Download

Videos from the slides can be found by following the links below

  • Mobiliti: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBvgFlvnma0
  • Created by Conversation: https://vimeo.com/241198520?embedded=true&source=vimeo_logo&owner=38926102
  • Edgar Cahn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rz6bd3FcrQ&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fhubblecontent.osi.office.net%2F&source_ve_path=Mjg2NjY&feature=emb_logo

Useful external links:

Co-production Network for Wales (copronet.wales)

Co-production Network for Wales Knowledge Base – Co-production Network for Wales Knowledge Base (copronet.wales)

https://www.coproductioncollective.co.uk/news/from-no-evaluation-to-co-evaluation-ten-lessons-for-the-journey

Mobiliti, a co-design workshop to improve transportation, provides lessons on how to collaborate with purpose | Centre For Public Impact (CPI)

From bumping spaces to sticky places

Other Co-production resources

Networks

Co-Production Collective | UCL CULTURE – UCL – University College London

Educational resources to get colleagues onboard with co-production

The Parable of the Blobs and Squares – YouTube

Co-production in Community Transport | Transport and Health Integrated research NetworK – THINK Podcast (podbean.com)

Examples of Co-production from the THINK members

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  • Why do people use Age Connects Morgannwg for transport?
  • Blog post: From Intelligent Transport Systems to Integrated Transport Systems
  • THINK is seeking senior managers of bus companies to get involved in our research 
  • Tools you can use to reduce the barrier effect of busy roads on pedestrians
  • Opening Streets for Play

THINK Podcast

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Transport and Health Integrated research NetworK – THINK Podcast

THINK is a collaboration between the psychology department of Aberystwyth University and Public Health Wales, and is funded by Health and Care Research Wales to improve health outcomes for all, in relation to transport. The network is made up of individuals working in academic, practitioner, policy or charity roles across different areas of transport and health. THINK facilitates research, training and seminars to develop knowledge and provide opportunities to work collaboratively across four different themes – air and noise pollution; injuries and deaths stemming from vehicle crashes; the impact of active travel (walking and cycling) on health; and the impact of vehicles dividing communities. You can sign up as a member of THINK for free on the website https://think.aber.ac.uk/sign-up/ or follow us @TransportHealth

Access to Healthcare with Community Transport
byThe Transport and Health Integrated Research NetworK - THINK

Hear how community transport & health care providers in Pembrokeshire are leading the way on life giving collaborative projects. Featuring Emma Bingham (CTA), Debbie Johnson (PACTO), Gemma Lelliott (CTA), Kellie Lowther (PIVOT & Country Cars driver), Rod Bowen (Dolen Teifi Community Transport), Tina Norman (wheelchair accessible vehicle user and Chair of PVT) and community transport users of the Fflesci bus service trial in St Davids and Dolen Teifi Community Transport.

Access to Healthcare with Community Transport
Access to Healthcare with Community Transport
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Wales and Community Transport with Gemma Lelliott, Director for Wales, Community Transport Association
9 March 2023
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Digital Futures in Community Transport
9 March 2023
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Co-production in Community Transport
9 March 2023
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More Than Just a Journey – Community Transport
8 March 2023
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