Person-centred practice has received widespread endorsement across health settings and contexts and is understood to be an important and positive movement in rehabilitation. However, despite best intentions the rhetoric of person-centred practice does not always translate meaningfully into reality. In this workshop we hope to bring those working in health and design together to explore how creative and participatory practices can help to a) make visible the structures, processes, and professional identities that help or hinder a more fundamental shift in practice, and b) envisage how it could be different.
Nicola Kayes