Involvement

Involving children and young people in designing the future of health and care in south west London

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HIN Involvement Strategy 2026-2030 

Our Involvement Strategy sets out our refreshed approach to involvement for 2026–30, building on the foundations of our previous strategy (2022–25) and aligning with…

Involvement

Meaningfully involving the people and communities we serve in improving health and care is critical for effective, sustainable change.

Involvement
Involvement

Top tips for navigating conferences: from attending to speaking

It has become increasingly clear in recent years how important it is to involve people with lived experience in decision-making within health systems. The 2024 Indep…

Cancer and Serious Mental Illness: You Said, We Did involvement summary

Reflections on Experience-Based Co-Design (EBCD) at the HIN

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Partners with People: Involvement newsletter

Report: Experience-based co-design for improving and integrating mental health pathways within pulmonary rehabilitation services in south east London

National Programme: Early Intervention Eating Disorders

An eating disorder is an unhealthy attitude to food, which can take over an individual’s life and cause illness and even death. It can involve eating too much or too…

South East London Experience-Based Co-Design for Pulmonary Rehabilitation and Mental Health

The pulmonary rehabilitation and mental health project aims to use an experience-based co-design (EBCD) approach to understand how access to – and engagement with – …

Adopting the Triangle of Commitment to work in partnership with people and communities in health and social care

This article was written by Aurora Todisco, a Lived Experience Partner at the Health Innovation Network. Find out more about our Lived Experience Partner roles and h…

Lived Experience Partners at the HIN

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Nipping it in the bud: helping the NHS treat eating disorders as early as possible

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The Language of Involvement

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Improving Chronic Pain Management by Reducing Harm from Opioids

Opioids are a highly effective form of pain relief and, when used judiciously, benefit many people living with pain. However, in the case of ‘chronic non-cancer pain…

Healthy Eating and Active Lifestyles for Diabetes (HEAL-D) in African and Caribbean communities

Healthy Eating and Active Lifestyles for Diabetes (HEAL-D) in African and Caribbean communities. In the UK, people of African and Caribbean heritage are disproportio…

Perinatal health inequalities: bringing people together to make pregnancy and birth safer

Women and birthing people from a Black, Asian or mixed ethnic background are up to five times more likely to experience poor outcomes during their maternity journey,…

Mental Health Safety Improvement Programme

The Mental Health Safety Improvement Programme (MHSIP) was a national patient safety programme commissioned by NHS England and NHS Improvement.