Informative tool on 'co-production' for individuals and practioners involved in Mental Health services

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By the end of this Toolkit practitioners, commissioners and individuals responsible for developing services in the field of Mental Health will understand what co-production is and how it differs from traditional forms of service user involvement and engagement. They will be able to describe the key principles and benefits of co-production. Learners will develop their own toolkit of exercises and guidelines to use co-production principles in the context of their organisation and their role.