Co-designing the Scottish Approach to Change Learning Community

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Co-designing the Scottish Approach to Change Learning Community

On 31 March 2026, our team leading the Scottish Approach to Change hosted a session to co-design the Scottish Approach to Change Learning Community.

The Learning Community aims to support change across health and social care by:

• helping members build knowledge, understanding, and confidence when delivering change
• creating a safe space to share experiences of change, overcome challenges, and seek help from peers
• facilitating connections and enabling you to identify and connect with others working on similar issues
• supporting collaboration across different change disciplines
• embedding the ethos of the Scottish Approach to Change across health and social care

Watch the recording of our co-design session to hear about:

• the purpose of the co-design session and how we will work together
• the Scottish Approach to Change and how the Learning Community will support people to deliver effective change
• the principles of a learning system
• our proposal for the Learning Community

For more information, please contact his.satc@nhs.scot.

Catch up on the co-design session

Clare Hammond talked about:

• the purpose of the co-design session
• how members of the learning community will work together

Diana Hekerem talked about

• the background of the Scottish Approach to Change as an approach for managing quality and change
• how the learning community will support people to make changes 

Michael Canavan talked about:

• the principles of a learning system

Dayna Askew talked about:

• learning community proposed purpose and ethos 
• proposed activities and topics

If you missed the co-design session, watch the recordings below: