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QI – Better Together EEngagement AIM: Primary Drivers Secondary Drivers Trust leadership Service user leaders Recovery Colleges Regional QI Collaborative Joint workshop with Regional Collaborative, Recovery Colleges and Service users Ongoing engagement through regional meetings EEngagement Incorporation of QI into Recovery College s Agree content of training Recruitment of participants Principles and practice of QI Role description Develop framework to support participants undertaking QI training AIM: That 95% Regional Mental Health Quality Improvement projects will involved service users and carers by July 2019 QI Training for Service Users/Carers Incorporation of Co-production training for staff into Recovery Colleges Agree/develop content training Principles and practice of co-production General awareness training Co-production training for HSC staff Advertising Access to information Support structure for service users and staff Booklet to outline all information about involvement in QI Clear structure to outline levels of support and responsibilities Communication Monitoring Regular reviews Attendance rates Feedback from service users/carers on QI training Feedback from HSC staff on co-production training Sharing of work Evaluation Ver 3 – 11.6.18