Involvement | Co-producing dementia services in Kent
SILK Team | silk.team@kent.gov.uk on behalf of Emma Hanson | Kent County Council Head of Strategic Commissioning (Community Services)
collaborative & creative person-centred creating conditions for change www.kent.gov.uk/silk
Co-producing dementia services in Kent | Timeline
SEPT 2012
SEPT 2011 INITIATE
Governance Budget Stakeholder mapping Communications & Engagement plan
CREATE
DATA Insight gathering Research and analysis Compare contrast Complement existing practice IDEAS Idea generation Concept development -GP Checklist -Peer Mentor Model -Dementia Diary
TEST
FEASIBILITY Mock-ups / prototyping Offer / use / impact Practicalities Problem solving
REFINE
Business case
Co-producing service innovations
Peer to Peer mentors Idea originated from Maidstone peer support group (Alzheimer’s Society) Working alongside people living with dementia, carers and professionals to develop service specification Currently testing the model
Co-producing service innovations
Peer to Peer mentors | Involvement process
Co-producing service innovations
GP Checklist Idea originated from people in Kent living with dementia and their carers Researching existing examples Dementia Collaborative Board circulating prototypes and seeking endorsements
Co-producing service innovations
GP Checklist | Involvement Process
Raising awareness and changing perceptions
Children, young people and wider communities Dementia Diary with Faces of Kent Young Carers and Matthew Snyman Animator Live and Learn Intergenerational Learning Pack Dementia Friendly Communities
Raising awareness and changing perceptions
Involvement process | Dementia Diary
Involvement | Remember ‌
Everyone can contribute Learn together from every new situation / interface – relationships, spaces, experiences, disciplines Manage expectations - DO something together - start small and always test Plan the exit from the beginning - create the conditions for people to do it themselves