Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to contextualize the concepts of “service co-
production” and “value co-creation” to health care services, challenging the traditional bio …

In this paper, we argue that social enterprise could represent a means of tackling rural
challenges of providing sustainable economic development, addressing the withdrawal of …

Introduction Developing and adapting health service models to effectively meet the needs of
rural and remote communities is an international priority given inequities in health outcomes …

Although increasingly prominent in research, policy and practice, little is known about social
innovation in a rural context. To address this knowledge gap, our paper explores how …

Forms of large‐scale change, such as the regiona l re‐distribution of clinical services, are an
enduring reform orthodoxy in health systems of high‐income countries. The topic is of …

Frailty is a multifaceted condition that affects many older adults and marks decline on areas
such as cognition, physical condition, and nutritional status. Frail individuals are at …

Services have improved due to public involvement in the planning, development, and
implementation of health services. A wide range of public involvement methods, based on …

This article explores what happened, over the longer term, after a community participation
exercise to design future rural service delivery models, and considers perceptions of why …

Background Public involvement in large-scale changes (LSC) to health services is strongly
promoted–and even mandated–in several health systems. This scoping review aimed to …

Introduction Inaccessibility of mental health services in rural Australia is widely reported.
Community co‐produced mental health and well‐being initiatives could fill gaps and …