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Doing Things Differently Exploring collaborative commissioning Laura Menzies (Dundee City Council) Rose McConnachie (CCPS) About the programme providers and commissioners working in residential or buildings based support for children


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Doing Things Differently Exploring collaborative commissioning

Laura Menzies (Dundee City Council) Rose McConnachie (CCPS)

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About the programme

  • providers and commissioners working in

residential or buildings based support for children and young people

  • How to (re)design services to make them

more personalised.

  • How to commission services in a way that

promotes personalisation and innovation.

  • How services and
  • commissioners can work better together
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What we did

  • 9 months- 1 meeting/month
  • 16 participants (commissioners and voluntary

sector providers)

  • Action learning approach
  • Developed a toolkit
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What we wanted to achieve

  • Learn and work together
  • Understand the signs of productive

partnerships

  • Get practical benefits
  • Explore specific questions and challenges
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Discussion

  • case studies and reflective question cards are
  • n your tables.
  • In pairs or threes take some time to read the

case study.

  • Use the reflective question cards to explore

the situation and how could go about resolving it.

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Feedback

  • What one thing is the most important in

resolving this issue?

  • How did you find the questions?
  • Could you use them in your own work?
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The Doing Things Differently toolkit

  • Reflective questions
  • Collaborative methods
  • Principles and practicalities
  • What we learned during the process
  • Launching on the 27th of September 2016
  • Available at:
  • www.ccpscotland.org/pp