Table 1.

Operationalisation of the model criteria and numerical values of the answers

#Criteria operationalised as “Yes/No” questions[1]YesNo
Service readiness criteria from the perspective of service users
1.1Is the number of service users relatively high in comparison to other public services provided by the public organisation?  10
1.2Can you clearly identify the demographic profile(s) of the users of the public service? 10
1.3Does the public service tackle the personal needs of users on a regular basis?  10
1.4Is the number of complaints about the service relatively high in comparison to the number of complaints about other services provided by the public organisation? 10
1.5Is the level of use of digital technology high among the users of the service? 10
1.6Does the service refer to (is perceived as) a highly professional/scientific issue that would benefit more from expert advice than from input by laymen?  01
Service readiness criteria from the perspective of a public organisation
2.1Do you have public, easily accessible and comprehensible data about the performance, implementation and reach of the public service? 
2.2Is the public service renewal of strategic importance for your organisation? 
2.3Do you consider the public service to be extensively (over)regulated? 
2.4Do you have a clear idea about the result (solution) of the service renewal?
2.5Is the public service renewal under the exclusive authority of your public organisation? 
2.6Do you think that you (will) have sufficient financial and human resources to organise and conduct the renewal of the public service on the basis of co-creation? 
2.7Can you secure unhampered provision of the public service during its renewal? 
Source: Vrbek et al. (2022) 

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