Celebrating the value of lived experience involvement in designing health and care services

News - 12 January 2026

Celebrating the value and impact of Lived Experience Involvement in designing and transforming health and care services.
Online meeting

Public Voice (who run and manage Healthwatch Haringey) and The PSC (Public Service Consultants) are delighted to be hosting a virtual panel event for thought leaders across the public sector on 'Celebrating the value and impact of Lived Experience Involvement in designing and transforming health and care services'.

There is a growing evidence base supporting the impact of involving individuals with lived experience in designing the services they receive, and momentum behind the value of doing so.

  • What is required for lived experience involvement to be successful?
  • What impact can we already see in health and care?
  • What can other public service leaders learn from this?

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