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What is this resource?
A paper on the processes used to involve stakeholders in the development of a research strategy for Dementia UK.
Who was it developed by?
Dementia UK
When might it be useful?
If you're thinking about involvement in the development of a research strategy or research priorities.
Barnardo’s Voice and Influence Approach and Framework
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This covers 2024-2027, and is deliberately not a 'strategy'. The focus is on how the work will be done. Thanks to Josh Harsant for sharing this.
Lived experience theory of change
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Developed by Breast Cancer Now - thanks to Susanna Glover for sharing this. Useful if you are develping an involvement strategy or thinking about impact.
Breast Cancer Now’s Patient Involvemnt Strategy
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Useful document to look at for inspiration if you are developing an involvement startegy.
Involving people with lived experience in developing (or renewing) an organisational strategy
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This paper looks at how to involve people with lived experience in the development (or refresh) of an organisational strategy. It covers how you might do this, and lessons learned by those who have experience of doing this.
Barnardo’s Voice and Influence Strategy
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Thanks to Josh Harsant for sharing this.
Caring Together’s carer involvement plan
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Here's Caring Together's arer involvement plan. Thanks to Andy McGowan for sharing this.
St Mungo’s involvement strategy
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Here it is. There's a presentation from Alice Moore on how this was developed in the meeting log for 9th February 2022.
Involving young people in organisational strategy development
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Sharing experience of Safe Passage.
Anthony Nolan Trust Community Involvement Strategy
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Really nice example of an involvement strategy. Thank to Chiara for sharing it.