... to develop inclusive, robust and consistent processes to ensure appropriate and optimal service user [1] and carer [2] involvement across local areas. This paper provides a reflective, narrative account of working towards co-production within an established rehabilitation and recovery (R&R) inpatient...

... that is a consequence of some of the negative symptoms […] There is also the inner sense of shame and humiliation that I occasionally feel […] (Willick, 1992). Rehabilitation Family Mental health services The relevance of the recent Centre for Mental Health consultation on Making Recovery a Reality...

... and the general public. Owing to lack of space this text will focus only on SUs and professional providers, as key groups that need to be centrally involved in the implementation of recovery in our mental health system. Organizational change Rehabilitation Professional services Mental health services...

... the organisational and practice changes that were required to translate Recovery ideas into practice and that a different approach was required. Jed Boardman can be contacted at: Jed.Boardman@centreformentalhealth.org.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Organizational change Rehabilitation...

.../value The paper draws out what lessons have been learned already and sketches guidance for future practice and service development. Rehabilitation Training, Employee development Organizational change Post experience learning On June 5 2008 Devon Partnership NHS Trust (DPT) hosted...