Opinions

Hilda believes that co-production involves many experts and including the voices of lived experience to provide real solutions.

Viv Grafton describes her experience of the Co-Production Star Training Programme facilitated by the ALLIANCE and Governance International.

Marianne Brennan shares her perspective of being at the start of a co-produced project and how the unknown brings both fear and delight.

Catriona talks about Engender Scotland's report looking at disabled women’s experience of sexual health, maternity and parenting services.

Audit Scotland’s latest report on health and social care integration is a clarion call for greater engagement with communities.

Garry, Creative Director at web design company Cole AD discusses how we can make websites more accessible

Jamie shares a personal story in which he speaks about his Gran who is living with dementia

The ALLIANCE proposes a rights based approach to the reform of adult social care in Scotland.

Our work with partners on suicide prevention wins a Herald Society Award

The last in our four-part opinion series exploring what it means to be a Digital Discoverer.

Follow up to the event where the third sector explored how it could help implement Scotland's new Digital Health and Care Strategy.

Emma shares a heartwarming account of her Gran's story and the importance of seeing the person and not the diagnosis.

The third in our four-part opinion series exploring what it means to be a Digital Discoverer.

Graham offers his reflections on the British Heart Foundation House of Care Legacy event in York last week.

Sarah writes about her experience as carer for World Mental Health Day.

The second in our four-part opinion series exploring what it means to be a Digital Discoverer.

Visibility Service Manager Lindsay McDowall speaks about receiving a share of investment from the Self Management Fund.

Louise Coupland shares her experience of attending the Self Management Awards 2018

Bailey-Lee Robb Cowdenbeath MSYP, talks about Adverse Childhood Experiences and the ambition to make Scotland the first ACE aware nation

The first in our four-part opinion series exploring what it means to be a Digital Discoverer.

To mark Self Management Week, Nancy explains why defining the term for people living with Crohn's and Colitis has been a challenge.

The last ten years have brought a significant change in the climate in General Practice and underlined a strong case for working differently

Robert reflects on the work undertaken by the PBC Foundation to ensure self management is recognised as central to good quality care of PBC.

Karen McIntyre reflects on organising the first More than Medline event in Renfrewhire and the importance of working across sectors.

Ahead of World Alzheimer's Day, Irene tells us about the impact compassion, kindness and care can have on people living with dementia.