Build the service with the people who’ll use it
The strongest redesigns come from patients, staff and carers shaping the solution together, not being consulted on it after the fact. Thiscovery gives co-design teams a working space — ideas, decisions and actions in one home.
A working space, not a comments box
When a group is redesigning a pathway, they need a calendar, a task list, a whiteboard and a file library. Spreading that across email and meeting notes is how decisions get lost. A project group on Thiscovery is the home for the process.
What this looks like on Thiscovery
A simple way a piece of work moves
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InviteBring patients, staff and carers into one project group.Completed
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WorkshopLive or online, with a whiteboard to capture the room.Current
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CaptureNotes, files and tasks stay with the group, not in inboxes.Upcoming
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Agree next stepsA visible list of who does what, and a record when the design needs sign-off.Upcoming
Upcoming events
No upcoming events just now — browse the calendar when you are signed in.
Who this is for
Questions people ask
Do people have to come to every workshop?
No. Events have sign-up, and the whiteboard and files stay in the group so people who miss a session can still catch up.
What is a whiteboard for?
Sketching a patient journey, clustering ideas, or capturing a workshop live — whether the room is physical or online.
When does a design need a project record?
When it has to go through formal review and sign-off. The record carries the design, so approval is not a chain of forwarded decks.
See this on the platform
Talk to us about this work
Tell us who you want to bring together and what you need to show for it. A short conversation is usually enough to see whether this is the right fit.
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