Public Sector Perspectives Episode 23: Co-design principles and mental health
Public Sector PerspectivesShow Notes
In this episode, we explore co-design principles in implementing some of the interim recommendations of the Victorian Royal Commission into Mental Health.
We are joined by Paul Flowerdew, Director of the Transformation Strategy and Program Management Office, Mental Health and Wellbeing Division, Department of Health, Michelle Swann, Principal Adivser for Family/Carer Lived Experience, Mental Health and Wellbeing Division, Department of Health, and Karen Gallagher and Alex Moshevelis, co-design practitioners at Today, one of Australia's leading social impact agencies.
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