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Ep2: Yes to co-production and personalisation in social care
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In this episode of Yes to You, the Lifeways social care podcast, our host Paul is joined by Jodie Allen-Cawley, Lifeways’ Head of Quality and Health & Safety, to discuss how co-production and personalisation help social care providers avoid ‘serviceland’ – an all-too-common scenario where people receiving support are led by their teams and the rhythm of the service they live at. Jodie also looks back at the history of social care, starting when her career as a carer began in the 1980s.
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1. Ep2: Yes to co-production and personalisation in social care (00:00:00)
2. What is co-production and personalisation? (00:01:19)
3. A look back at the history of social care (00:04:06)
4. How can social care organisations better promote personal choice? (00:07:31)
5. Examples of person-centred support (00:12:02)
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