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39. Art Of the Possible - Fab NHS Stuff

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This week, I was delighted to be invited to kick off the ‘Art of the Possible’ festival, hosted by Fab NHS Stuff.

It’s been a lively programme focused on making good stuff happen - five days packed full of short webinars and other goodies, offering practical tips and resources to help people turn their quality improvement pledges into reality. I always enjoy getting involved in simple stuff that makes things happen, and NHS Fab Stuff is up there with the best!
I was chatting with Terri Porritt and Rachel Jury about meaningful coproduction, and we were answering questions from our live audience. A wonderful mix of professional experience and lived experience.
I thought I could give the ‘Art of the Possible’ festival a boost by sharing the audio from our conversation as this week’s podcast.
Please leave feedback or a review telling us what you think.
Videos of all the sessions are available free of charge on catch up – a whole box set of little videos with passionate people contributing their nuggets of brilliance ranging from trauma-informed support for your colleagues to reconditioning games.
Lemon lightbulbs 🍋💡🍋:
(I have yet to squeeze them - to be updated!)

Links and resources:

Art Of The Possible

All the videos and top tips can be found here

Video of our 'meaningful coproduction' session

Gill’s Digital Postcard: Top Tips for meaningful co-production

Our Whose Shoes Fab Collection: https://fabnhsstuff.net/fab-collections/matexp

Both Terri Porrett and Rachel Jury have been previous podcast guests.
We LOVE it when you leave a review!
If you enjoy my podcast and find these conversations useful
please share your thoughts by leaving a review (Apple is easiest to leave a review) and comment on your favourite episodes.
I tweet as @WhoseShoes and @WildCardWS and am on Instagram as @WildCardWS.
Please recommend 'Wild Card - Whose Shoes' to others who enjoy hearing passionate people talk about their experiences of improving health care.

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Chapters

1. 39. Art Of the Possible - Fab NHS Stuff (00:00:00)

2. Top tips for coproduction (00:02:30)

3. How to be brave in co-production (00:05:36)

4. Benefits of running a live event or a digital workshop (00:14:50)

5. The importance of being open and transparent (00:18:00)

6. Managing expectations (00:19:48)

57 episodes

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This week, I was delighted to be invited to kick off the ‘Art of the Possible’ festival, hosted by Fab NHS Stuff.

It’s been a lively programme focused on making good stuff happen - five days packed full of short webinars and other goodies, offering practical tips and resources to help people turn their quality improvement pledges into reality. I always enjoy getting involved in simple stuff that makes things happen, and NHS Fab Stuff is up there with the best!
I was chatting with Terri Porritt and Rachel Jury about meaningful coproduction, and we were answering questions from our live audience. A wonderful mix of professional experience and lived experience.
I thought I could give the ‘Art of the Possible’ festival a boost by sharing the audio from our conversation as this week’s podcast.
Please leave feedback or a review telling us what you think.
Videos of all the sessions are available free of charge on catch up – a whole box set of little videos with passionate people contributing their nuggets of brilliance ranging from trauma-informed support for your colleagues to reconditioning games.
Lemon lightbulbs 🍋💡🍋:
(I have yet to squeeze them - to be updated!)

Links and resources:

Art Of The Possible

All the videos and top tips can be found here

Video of our 'meaningful coproduction' session

Gill’s Digital Postcard: Top Tips for meaningful co-production

Our Whose Shoes Fab Collection: https://fabnhsstuff.net/fab-collections/matexp

Both Terri Porrett and Rachel Jury have been previous podcast guests.
We LOVE it when you leave a review!
If you enjoy my podcast and find these conversations useful
please share your thoughts by leaving a review (Apple is easiest to leave a review) and comment on your favourite episodes.
I tweet as @WhoseShoes and @WildCardWS and am on Instagram as @WildCardWS.
Please recommend 'Wild Card - Whose Shoes' to others who enjoy hearing passionate people talk about their experiences of improving health care.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. 39. Art Of the Possible - Fab NHS Stuff (00:00:00)

2. Top tips for coproduction (00:02:30)

3. How to be brave in co-production (00:05:36)

4. Benefits of running a live event or a digital workshop (00:14:50)

5. The importance of being open and transparent (00:18:00)

6. Managing expectations (00:19:48)

57 episodes

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