Co-production – using action research to translate into practice the evidence on falls prevention Christine McArthur NHS Highland.

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Co-production – using action research to translate into practice the evidence on falls prevention Christine McArthur NHS Highland

Background well established evidence base for prevention of falls (Cochrane, 2012) poorly translated into practice (R.C.P 2010, WHO,2012 ) involvement of the public is a central focus of health policy in the United Kingdom (DoH 2006, NICE 2008) Co-production – a new concept (Carnegie Trust UK, 2011) Social capital (Global Report on Falls, WHO 2007)

Focus of study Can the research evidence for prevention of falls in older people be translated into practice through co- production using action research? What is the influence of social capital?

Methods (two phased approach) Study located on Islay – a remote and rural island in Scotland Duration of study: 2 years Phase 1 – to measure social capital Phase 2 - action research Mixed methods of data collection

Methods - Phase 1 (Quantitative) Harmonised Question Set for Social Capital from ONS measure and compare levels of social capital against national social capital indicators in over 65’s 5 key dimensions 1. views about the local area 2. civic participation 3. social networks and support 4. social participation 5. reciprocity and trust

Phase 2 (Qualitative) Action research Involved members of the local community and public sector professionals in a co-production approach to translate the research evidence of falls prevention into practice

Results (Phase 2) Local referral route Fall prevention Initial stakeholder consultation Form community team In-patient training resource National Falls Awareness Day (NFAD) Events Intergenerational Working Open meeting for public Protected Learning Time Event Team debriefing NFAD Presentation Rehabilitation Conference in Oban Presentation to Argyll & Bute Council Area Committee Home carer Educational sessions Tai Chi taster sessions Social Rebranding Tai Chi classes established Team Evaluation

Results (Phase 2) Intergenerational Working Team debriefing NFAD Presentation Rehabilitation Conference in Oban Presentation to Argyll & Bute Council Area Committee Home carer educational session Tai Chi taster sessions Social Rebranding Tai Chi classes established and continue

Identifying issues together

Results Social capital can be accessed to translate the research evidence of falls prevention into practice Intergenerational work with younger people was a key feature Bonding social capital and linking social capital were key in translating the evidence of falls prevention Results confirm that co-production can transform the delivery of services with the public

Conclusions Social capital levels are higher on Islay compared to national indicators The knowledge, ability and resources of both service providers and service users co-produced solutions to translate the research evidence of falls prevention into practice Action research can make a valuable contribution to build an evidence base around co-production in healthcare