In this abbreviated workshop, we will review the basics of storytelling, explore the benefits and risks of sharing personal stories, and discuss how to support patient partners in ways that respect their comfort and lived experience.
The session will also highlight how implementation science (IS) is needed to understand scale and policy change. Designed for those new to the field, this session will support participants to start applying IS approaches in their own work while contributing to stronger implementation capacity.
The webinar will present a working definition of co-design and articulate its role in the development of complex health interventions, describe the models, theories, and frameworks currently used to guide co-design, and explain how these findings are informing the next phase of the project, culminating in a ready-to-implement PRECISE reporting guideline that specifies a minimum set of items for transparently reporting co-design.
