The feasibility of co-production in a trust where it is not standard practice: Facilitator and barrier themes to implementation

This service evaluation reports on the facilitators and barriers to co-production in an NHS acute Trust where it is not current standard practice. Semi-structured interviews and focus groups were conducted with clinicians and Patient Forum members. Using reflexive thematic analysis, two facilitator themes were identified: (1) valuing the patient voice and (2) building on existing structures. Three barrier themes were identified: (1) transition of culture; (2) promoting accessibility for patients; and (3) pressure on trust resources. A trust wide approach to facilitate co-production as standard practice is advocated and recommendations are made on how to increase the accessibility of co-production to clinicians.

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Clinical Psychology Forum
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2025-07-11
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https://doi.org/10.53841/bpscpf.2025.1.388.37
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Mental Health and Patient Involvement
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The feasibility of co-production in a trust where it is not standard practice: Facilitator and barrier themes to implementation

Aimee Poote, Evie Weale
Clinical Psychology Forum
Mental Health and Patient Involvement
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The feasibility of co-production in a trust where it is not standard practice: Facilitator and barrier themes to implementation

Aimee Poote, Evie Weale
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Abstract

This service evaluation reports on the facilitators and barriers to co-production in an NHS acute Trust where it is not current standard practice. Semi-structured interviews and focus groups were conducted with clinicians and Patient Forum members. Using reflexive thematic analysis, two facilitator themes were identified: (1) valuing the patient voice and (2) building on existing structures. Three barrier themes were identified: (1) transition of culture; (2) promoting accessibility for patients; and (3) pressure on trust resources. A trust wide approach to facilitate co-production as standard practice is advocated and recommendations are made on how to increase the accessibility of co-production to clinicians.

Clinical Psychology ForumVol. 1(388)
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