Get involved, share ideas, and learn together
The Engagement Practice Learning and Improvement System helps you:
- Connect, network and learn from others supporting and leading engagement.
- Share ideas, experiences, and practical approaches.
- Discover how people and communities are shaping health and care and how you can be part of it.
The Engagement Practice Network
Our Engagement Practice Network brings together people who lead, support, and research engagement.
If you are working with people or communities, shaping policy, or exploring new ways to involve people in decisions, change or improvement, the network can help you:
- Connect with others who want to engage in a meaningful way.
- Share ideas, challenges and successes.
- Learn from real experiences.
- Access learning and practical tools.
- Strengthen the involvement of people and communities in shaping care and services.
Our Learning Together Communities of Practice
Our network includes three dedicated Communities of Practice. These are private, peer learning spaces supported by subject matter experts. Each community offers a safe and focused environment to share experiences, build skills, and deepen understanding of engagement in health and social care.
- Improving Engagement Community of Practice
For people leading or supporting engagement who want to strengthen their knowledge and skills. - Service Change (Engagement) Community of Practice
For people involved in service change who want to understand and apply statutory duties and national guidance to improve engagement. - Evidence for Engagement Community of Practice
For people who use data, research or lived experience to understand and improve engagement.
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Share your learning about engaging with people and communities
Have you led or supported engagement with people or communities? Have you learned something new or valuable? Then your story could help others. Sharing a case study helps build a collection of real examples to inspire and teach others.
Why share?
You can:
- Show the difference your work has made.
- Help others learn from your experience.
- Be part of a growing community of practice.
What we’re looking for
We welcome case studies that:
- Show how people and communities were involved.
- Explain what worked well, or how you’ve overcome challenges.
- Show how engagement has informed changes or improvements.
- Link with one of our Communities of Practice:
– Improving Engagement
– Service Change (Engagement)
– Evidence for Engagement
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