2.2 Explain the benefits of co-production in recognising the contribution and expertise of individuals, carers and families

Qualification: Level 4 Certificate in Principles of Leadership and Management for Adult Care (RQF)
Unit: Unit 6: Partnership Working in Adult Care
Learning outcome: 2 Understanding positive relationships and co-production in adult care
Assessment criteria: 2.2 Explain the benefits of co-production in recognising the contribution and expertise of individuals, carers and families

• Co-production recognises the contribution and expertise of individuals receiving care services, their carers, and their families
• This has several benefits including:
  • A better understanding of the individual’s unique needs, wishes and preferences
  • The formulation of solutions that meet the individual’s unique needs, wishes and preferences
  • Individuals have choice and control over the care they receive
  • Individuals, carers and families are assured that their perspectives and listened to, valued and respected
  • Individuals and their families are more likely to participate in care planning and delivery and raise any concerns that they have