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Can a local model for social prescribing be successfully recreated in different areas? Lessons from a co-production initiative in Nottinghamshire

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  • Charles, Sarah Jane

    (Nottingham Trent University)

  • Champion, Donna
  • Stevenson, Clifford

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This research explored how to take a successful and established approach for creating place-based opportunities for Social Prescribing (referred to as the “Inspiring A” model) from one district in Nottinghamshire and recreate the same approach in two different districts. The Inspiring A model set up by a Community Voluntary Action group successfully co-ordinated a diverse range of third sector partners to provide a calendar of activities and events for residents, enriching social prescribing provision and enhancing the place-identity of the locale. The research described here undertook to recreate the Inspiring A model in two additional Nottinghamshire districts through co-design and co-production with local stakeholders. The aim was to use the Inspiring A model approach to improving social prescribing provision and local connectedness to achieve the same outcomes in different Nottinghamshire districts. The paper sets out our approach to co-design and co-production and discusses some of the challenges which communities have to overcome to successfully support social prescribing services.

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  • Charles, Sarah Jane & Champion, Donna & Stevenson, Clifford, 2024. "Can a local model for social prescribing be successfully recreated in different areas? Lessons from a co-production initiative in Nottinghamshire," OSF Preprints tyxnf_v1, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:tyxnf_v1
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/tyxnf_v1
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