Co-designing ALISS
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The document outlines the co-design process of the ALISS service at the University of Edinburgh Business School, emphasizing its role in helping individuals find and share health-related community information. It discusses the importance of collaboration among users, professionals, and organizations, aimed at improving community health and wellbeing. The document also highlights the challenges and considerations in co-design, including the need for agile development and communication, while encouraging user participation in the ongoing beta phase of the service.
Co-designing ALISS
- 1. Co-Designing ALISS University of Edinburgh Business School: 11.05.17 Stephen Plunkett: ALISS Partnership and Development Manager
- 3. What we do ALISS helps people find and share information about community assets, services and resources that support health and wellbeing
- 4. What we are A service with digital ‘touch points’ that supports, enables and relies upon co- production involving ‘people’, professions, communities and organisations.
- 6. COPE: Create once, publish everywhere!
- 7. Co-designing ALISS: In the beginning…..
- 8. Collaborative co-design process facilitated by Snook and Glasgow School of Art involving: People living with long-term conditions Providers of information We knew we had something…but we didn’t know exactly what…
- 9. Validation Co-design helps to validate our operational approach: can you be co-produced if you’re not co- designed? It helps us evaluate and understand impact
- 10. Dimensions of ALISS ‘Value’ Meet the social or economic needs of citizens/communities Improve the quality of their life experience Create capacity for citizens/communities to change in the future Make Scotland a ‘’better’ society Increased knowledge about, and access to, services Supports better self management; prevention Control of knowledge / information production; Asset based community development Value for money (COPE), reveals ‘hidden’ social capital; responsive commissioning
- 11. Co-design enablers • (Proper) Agile development • Robust communication, connectivity and the ‘build environments’ • Hack’s and ‘expert’ input • Salutogenesis – promotes ‘agency’
- 12. Co-design and coproduction? Yes Please! A new National Service Directory
- 13. Co-design: The hard stuff • Nothing remains static • Co-design doesn’t mean that everything will right; but probably more right than wrong! • The co-design approach can support improvement and ‘refinement’
- 14. Challenges in our co-design process • Co-design and simplification • Technical debt and potentially longer development time • Prioritisation • Saying no, and sometimes yes! Negotiation between value bases
- 15. What can you do now? Sign up as a user on our Beta site: https://beta.aliss.org/ Add local resources and services Feedback your experience