Making the difference together: guidance on gathering and using feedback about the experience of social work from people who use services and their carers

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Allen, R., Carr, S., Linde, K., Sewell, H. and Department of Health 2016. Making the difference together: guidance on gathering and using feedback about the experience of social work from people who use services and their carers. London, UK Department of Health.
TitleMaking the difference together: guidance on gathering and using feedback about the experience of social work from people who use services and their carers
AuthorsAllen, R., Carr, S., Linde, K., Sewell, H. and Department of Health
ContributorsAllen, R., Carr, S., Linde, K. and Sewell, H.
Abstract

This document provides guidance on practical ways to gather and use direct feedback about people’s experiences of social work practice within mental health services. It is aimed at social workers, their supervisors, managers and workforce leads. It is also aimed at people using services and their carers or families because they should be involved in co-producing approaches to integrating direct feedback into social work practice and service improvement from the outset.

KeywordsMental health, social work, service user participation, coproduction
PublisherDepartment of Health
Place of publicationLondon, UK
Publication dates
PrintJan 2016
Publication process dates
Deposited02 Mar 2016
Output statusPublished
Publisher's version
Web address (URL)https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/495517/Making_the_difference_together_-_social_work_adult_mental_health_A.pdf
LanguageEnglish
Institution nameDepartment of Health
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