For some time now, Scotland has been building towards empowered communities with the Scottish approach to public services centred on collaboration with our citizens. We have a person-centred agenda at the heart of all we do through, for example, Self-directed Support and Realistic Medicine, as well as community empowerment. With this powerful agenda, we have much to do to turn learning into actions for sustainable change.

Professor Toby Lowe and his colleagues at CPI have brought together a wealth of emergent thinking around change in a complex system. This thinking resonates strongly with the improvement work both of Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) and Iriss. This led us to jointly commissioning CPI to develop a guide and set of tools, which provide people across health and social care with practical guidance on implementing change. Based on our learning to date, we are confident that this can truly shape a system that actively learns and adapts with our complex world, and creates the conditions for each of us to be supported to live our best lives .

From 24th May at 14:00 access a copy of Human Learning Systems- A practical guide for the curious by following this link.

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