“Anyone can co-design?”
Tara Dimopoulos-Bick, Agency for Clinical Innovation, New South Wales, Australia, shares that one way to enhance the field, and give experience-based co-design the best chance of success, is to pay attention to the capability needs of everyone involved, and build preparedness in the ways of being, knowing and doing.
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