• Be curious and furious about bringing real action
• Children with clinically complex needs need to go home rather than staying in hospital, if non-medical factors are holding them back – find a way to make it happen
• Listen deeply, learning the language and drivers people are using
• The Canal and Powering Up projects are EXCELLENT examples of coproduction - enabling young people to share their ideas about the future of health care
• Coproduction must be authentic, starting with relationship building and creating the conditions for people to feel safe to discuss difficult topics
• Learning from Excellence is powerful
• Networking leads to meaningful connections and potential solutions to share challenges
• Witnessing positive connections can give people hope and inspire ripples and action, way beyond the original conversations
• Use all platforms to amplify the best ideas within the NHS and save people from re-inventing the wheel
• Break out of tribal silos!
• Use creativity to make your voice heard - pink hats, lemons or whatever it takes! #JFDI and don’t forget to have fun!
• Lyse Edwards talks about a Harry Potter version of Whose Shoes; Mary talks of a Mary Poppins toolkit!
• Hold an #IntentionalCoffee with someone who inspires you ☕☕️

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