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Promises of Co-Production: Public Health Needs to Put Its Money Where Its Mouth Is

by Uisce Newton, REALITIES Early-Career Researcher As public services grapple with complex, interconnected, and cross-sectoral societal challenges, co-production has become an increasingly prominent ambition in policy and practice. By bringing [...]

By |November 5th, 2026|Categories: News|Comments Off on Promises of Co-Production: Public Health Needs to Put Its Money Where Its Mouth Is

The characteristics of communities – do statistical data and local perceptions tell the same story?

by Dr Helena Tunstall, REALITIES researcher The REALITIES research consortium cuts across give geographic locations in Scotland, each with their own community hubs, where third sector organisations and local council [...]

By |October 26th, 2026|Categories: News|Comments Off on The characteristics of communities – do statistical data and local perceptions tell the same story?

The Value of Toolkits and the Issue of Scalability

This output is part of the legacy work from the AHRC's place-based programme. On May 19th, the webinar The Value of Toolkits and the Issue of Scalability took place online. [...]

By |May 27th, 2026|Categories: News|Comments Off on The Value of Toolkits and the Issue of Scalability

Beyond Groupthink: Tips for Thriving in Interdisciplinary Teams

Beyond Groupthink: Tips for Thriving in Interdisciplinary Teams by Kimberly R More University of St Andrews REALITIES Early-Career Researcher, Index of Community Assets workstream Groupthink is a story as old [...]

By |March 16th, 2026|Categories: News|Comments Off on Beyond Groupthink: Tips for Thriving in Interdisciplinary Teams
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