The Coproduction Academy

"It is better to be loved by those low and humble for undisguised honesty, than flattered by the great for purchased and pensioned hypocrisy." - John Clare That’s all.

@RITB_ Where is that quote from please ?

Mh services cause harm and we don't yet have adequate language to describe the harms

@RITB_ We filled a small community theatre with men to talk about men’s MH - believing that they were embarrassed to talk about mental health with their GP. Turns out they had been bringing the subject up but had been closed down or told not to worry and so didn’t persevere.

We've known this for decades

@RRowanOlive So sorry for your loss x

@JDaviesPhD Mine had a spiritual element,that was very important for me. I was able to bring my whole self into the space. We also used a lot of of poetry and myth and metaphor, which particularly works for me. I also found having a same-sex practitioner made me feel safe. I felt seen.

I have a question for people who have had a positive experience of therapy: what factors made it so? What therapist qualities/abilities did you find most helpful?

@ShaunLintern If there had been any significant change post Francis ( save for endless task forces and PowerPoints and meetings ) we wouldn’t have the majority of ICBs as they exist today because patients and communities would have been central to system design - not bolted on as to do tasks.

A lot will be said about the NHS structure, functions and system processes in the coming weeks and month. As you hear and read it, keep this in mind and ask if we're making the same mistakes now? #patientsafety

@ShaunLintern It’s why the implementation of coproduction struggles. If people who use the NHS are in the room they see things and speak up and ask the difficult questions. They remind leaders of their duty of candour. They put patient experience in the room. They are managed out.

The Sunday Times leader today:

@ProfLAppleby I think (genuinely-but stand to be challenged and learn ) in health the issue is a positivist approach to knowledge gathering vs critique and negation of dominant narratives and academic publications that stifle genuine dissent and disruption. You can be kooky/weird bt not angry.

What is the place of the academic who is also a campaigner? We’re increasingly seeing this, it’s understandable - if you research something you care about, you want to go further. But some researchers on the most sensitive issues can’t be trusted. Hard to say but undeniable.

@SamanthaTaghoy Thank you @ChelFulhamBen

The 275 MPs who voted 𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘁 assisted dying. Thank you all. Jack Abbott (Labour) Diane Abbott (Labour) Shockat Adam (Independent) Zubir Ahmed (Labour) Bayo Alaba (Labour) Rushanara Ali (Labour) Tahir Ali (Labour) Rosena Allin-Khan (Labour) Jim Allister (Traditional Unionist Voice) Mike Amesbury (Independent) Gideon Amos (Liberal Democrat) Fleur Anderson (Labour) Stuart Anderson (Conservative) Stuart Andrew (Conservative) Edward Argar (Conservative) Scott Arthur (Labour) Jess Asato (Labour) James Asser (Labour) Catherine Atkinson (Labour) Gareth Bacon (Conservative) Kemi Badenoch (Conservative) Olivia Bailey (Labour) David Baines (Labour) Alex Baker (Labour) Richard Baker (Labour) Antonia Bance (Labour) Steve Barclay (Conservative) Johanna Baxter (Labour) Apsana Begum (Independent) Saqib Bhatti (Conservative) Polly Billington (Labour) Bob Blackman (Conservative) Elsie Blundell (Labour) Sarah Bool (Conservative) Andrew Bowie (Conservative) Sureena Brackenridge (Labour) Karen Bradley (Conservative) Suella Braverman (Conservative) Alex Burghart (Conservative) Richard Burgon (Independent) Dawn Butler (Labour) Ian Byrne (Independent) Liam Byrne (Labour) Nesil Caliskan (Labour) Juliet Campbell (Labour) Gregory Campbell (Democratic Unionist Party) Christopher Chope (Conservative) Feryal Clark (Labour) James Cleverly (Conservative) Lewis Cocking (Conservative) Ben Coleman (Labour) Tom Collins (Labour) Liam Conlon (Labour) John Cooper (Conservative) Jeremy Corbyn (Independent) Alberto Costa (Conservative) Claire Coutinho (Conservative) Geoffrey Cox (Conservative) Neil Coyle (Labour) Jen Craft (Labour) Mary Creagh (Labour) Torcuil Crichton (Labour) Harriet Cross (Conservative) Ashley Dalton (Labour) Ed Davey (Liberal Democrat) Ann Davies (Plaid Cymru) Gareth Davies (Conservative) Jonathan Davies (Labour) Mims Davies (Conservative) Marsha De Cordova (Labour) Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi (Labour) Anna Dixon (Labour) Anneliese Dodds (Labour) Stephen Doughty (Labour) Rosie Duffield (Independent) Iain Duncan Smith (Conservative) Alex Easton (Independent) Sorcha Eastwood (Alliance) Maya Ellis (Labour) Chris Evans (Labour) Nigel Farage (Reform UK) Tim Farron (Liberal Democrat) Patricia Ferguson (Labour) Peter Fortune (Conservative) Vicky Foxcroft (Labour) Mary Kelly Foy (Labour) Daniel Francis (Labour) Mark Francois (Conservative) Louie French (Conservative) James Frith (Labour) Richard Fuller (Conservative) Gill Furniss (Labour) Roger Gale (Conservative) Barry Gardiner (Labour) Allison Gardner (Labour) Preet Kaur Gill (Labour) John Glen (Conservative) Mary Glindon (Labour) Ben Goldsborough (Labour) John Grady (Labour) Helen Grant (Conservative) Andrew Griffith (Conservative) Nia Griffith (Labour) Alison Griffiths (Conservative) Paulette Hamilton (Labour) Monica Harding (Liberal Democrat) Emma Hardy (Labour) Rebecca Harris (Conservative) Helen Hayes (Labour) John Hayes (Conservative) Mark Hendrick (Labour) Meg Hillier (Labour) Damian Hinds (Conservative) Simon Hoare (Conservative) Richard Holden (Conservative) Paul Holmes (Conservative) Nigel Huddleston (Conservative) Neil Hudson (Conservative) Rupa Huq (Labour) Patrick Hurley (Labour) Imran Hussain (Independent) Adnan Hussain (Independent) Sally Jameson (Labour) Bernard Jenkin (Conservative) Robert Jenrick (Conservative) Adam Jogee (Labour) Caroline Johnson (Conservative) Darren Jones (Labour) Lillian Jones (Labour) Ruth Jones (Labour) Lincoln Jopp (Conservative) Gurinder Singh Josan (Labour) Sojan Joseph (Labour) Mike Kane (Labour) Satvir Kaur (Labour) Ayoub Khan (Independent) Naushabah Khan (Labour) Paul Kohler (Liberal Democrat) Danny Kruger (Conservative) Uma Kumaran (Labour) Katie Lam (Conservative)

@supertanskiii @MarkFiddy159 are you blinded by a belief that getting the Tory’s out and Labour in at any cost was the answer to the nations issues? You do seem to be defending Labour a lot with an unquestioning loyalty. Forgive me if I missed anything critical you posted, lots not up on my feed atm

@MarkFiddy159 They’d been in power weeks you fucking moron

This far right prick is really fucking dangerous.

Senior NHS managers should be disqualified if they are found unsuitable to carry out their roles, Sir Robert Francis tells @Thirlwall_Inq bbc.com/news/articles/…

@KirstieMAllsopp I did this at 16 -for 2 months! Eating bread and cheese and night trains, hostels and home stays, finally landed on a cool beach and decided to stay before returning home to start college. 2 girls, raised to think about safety but not imprisoned by fear of risk. Life lessons.

My little boy has returned from 3 weeks inter-railing, he’ll be 16 on Wednesday so he went with a mate who’s already 16 due to hostel/travel restrictions, but they organised the whole thing; Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin, Munich, Marseille, Toulouse, Barcelona & Madrid 1/3

@NHS_RobW Hope in Hopeless Times!

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@ProfLAppleby Or crucially why we keep trying to fix something that is not fit for purpose. It’s a human management system,holding, de-escalating, referring, signposting, medicating and containing. There is little actual treatment. Ps -what happened to the NHS community transformation funding?

Much discussion about benefits of outreach teams in mental health. And promises to “learn the lessons” from the Nottingham tragedy - a phrase that infuriates families. But the real question is why we unlearned past lessons & what this tells us about future safety. 🧵

@ProfDonnaHall How can I tell you that reading your experiences gives me hope. That’s crazy-but somehow knowing I’m not alone in witnessing the hypocrisy and self serving career boosting behaviours that sellout local communities and look the other way. Many win awards, get on the honours list..

Nothing worse than betrayal at work & in life. When you trust a work colleague or friend 💯 with private & very personal information that they “sell” to ingratiate themselves with people in power. Only happened twice in my life. Both ruthless women who still preach “kindness” 🤷‍♀️

@pwtc_wood @SCIE_socialcare @PeteFleischmann @TinaColdham @BeresfordPeter @copronetwales @UCL_CoPro @OxonCopro It’s a great topic.What’s missing for me is ‘the will’ and the b**locks to address the core issue of sharing power in hierarchical systems without saying coyly oh but this is the best we can do..it’s first steps. NO! It’s fundamental and essential. It means checking out yourself.

@jayhandlin @CalArts @PrattInstitute Congratulations Rachel! Fabulous!

For the first time, this is what a Master’s degree looks like. Today, my daughter #RachelHandlin became the 1st person with #Downsyndrome to earn a graduate degree. In the world. Ever. Rachel says: “I won’t be the last.” @CalArts BFA 2020. @PrattInstitute MFA 2024. Legend.

@BeresfordPeter Oh wow I love that stool!! My PhD paper I’m working on challenges that positivism in coproduction and the rejection / silencing of critical voices and the weight of being the yes but person… Im into revolutionary subjectivity and negative dialectics!

this is the change we must fight for-from one to the other