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We
have extensive experience of managing consultation events
involving customers, service users, staff, and other key stakeholders.
These can involve anything from a dozen people, through to
many hundreds. Our approach often includes a cascade throughout
an entire organisation or beyond
We have a particular interest in using alternative approaches
to consultation that motivate and engage participants. This
includes use of Open Space and World
Café.
In summary, we can assist you in a number of ways including:
- Developing innovative systems to enable key stakeholders
to have a voice and contribute to local and centralised
decision making. Very often this can be based on an Appreciative
Inquiry approach.
- Helping organisations to establish consultative fora which
avoid tokenistic involvement.
- Reviewing and reporting on existing systems and processes
in order to improve outcomes and participation levels.
- Using our extensive experience of developing online feedback
systems through RateUs
to capture and report on the views of key stakeholders
- Assisting organisations to consult on new strategies or
policies in order to ensure a wide representative view is
obtained
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Launching the report Graham Williams
said: "The report highlights the continuing need for
improvement in a number of key areas:
- service users and carers must
be listened to on a more constant basis
- the workforce must be engaged
in contributing evidence to inform the authority’s decision
making
Social
Services Inspectorate - Press release December 2004
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