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    Sabrina Das posted an update in the group Women’s Health 1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Hello everyone,

    We need your help and feedback on our Q exchange proposal: Co-producing equitable and respectful maternity care using a systems approach.

    The overall aim of our project is to explore how to effectively implement and assess the quality of multi-stakeholder co-production with communities, voluntary sector, NHS, and local authorities to improve the experience of maternity care for Black women and their families.

    We know co-production is a good idea, but we know less about whether we are doing it in a ‘high-quality’ way, and how it would work when you have lots of stakeholders involved.

    We want the lessons learned from this project to be useful as possible to other systems, so would be great to hear everyone’s thoughts on:

    • What questions do you have about doing co-production with minoritised communities and/or maternity care with multiple stakeholders (NHS, local authorities, voluntary sector)?
    • How could you potentially use the insights from this project to inform your health inequalities work?

    Any thoughts, suggestions, or offers of a quick chat are most welcome.

     

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      Szara Coote replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago

      Hi Sabrina, I am very passionate about coproduction and it works. I am a trained facilitator and deliver co-production training to organisations, companies, and NHS. If it would help I would love to connect and I could give you some information that will help your work here, thank you.

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        Sabrina Das replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago

        Hi Szara, absolutely agree that co-production works. Our project is about how we use co-production to reduce inequalities especially as some ethnic minority communities and patients do not feel they will be listened to using traditional mechanisms. Do you have any reflections/ insights from working with minority groups previously that you would be happy to share?