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This document was originally published December 3 as a brainstorming space for first round of co-design. |
Purpose of this document :
Notes and ideas related to co-design apporaches and participants
This page is a work in progress.
Stakeholders
- practitioners
- doctors
- GP
- Specialist
- ER
- extended health professionals (e.g.: PT, OT)
- nurses
- nurse-practitioners
- doctors
- patients
- administrators
- caregivers
- spouse/partner
- child
- parent
- friend?
- personal support worker?
- Other
- ASL/LSQ relay
- language interpreter
Patient Groups to approach:
- indigenous and/or rural communities
- care homes
- Persons living independently w complex needs
- People experiencing homelessness
- What is the best way to approach people through their caregivers?
Organizations:
- sherbourne health centre
- dream team
- parkdale community centre,
- centre for dreams
- community living toronto / ontario
- centre for independent living
- friends of Ruby http://www.friendsofruby.ca/
- https://inwithforward.com/media-library/
Co-design activity ideas:
- journey map
- story telling
- role play - set up a mock system and go through it
- - have the participants tell us what kind of services they need.
- Bulletin board where people can interact as needed. Drop-in / out.
Co-design approaches:
- Document with another device / online chat program
- think about other tools they're using they've found useful
- embedded co-design through their organization or service provider, care assistant, or someone in their bubble.
- phone as a fallback
- give a kit for them to complete that addresses the scenarios and reveals barriers and gaps
- Example: drop of a notebook and have them complete it. See Coping Skills Zine by Homelessness Lived Experience Advisory Group
- Check out Cities and Platform co-op co-design approaches.