Coproduction and inclusion: A public administrator perspective

Figures & data

Table 1. Interview respondents.

Level of administration	Sex	(Main) area
Regional (n = 12)	9 women, 3 men	Equality in healthcare, knowledge-driven organization, patient co-creation, person-centered care
Regional and local (n = 8)	5 women, 3 men	Process team: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma Process team: Heart failure
20	14 women, 6 men

Figure 1. Final coding structure.

Table 2. Modes and levels of coproduction.

		Modes of coproduction
		Cocommissioning	Codesign	Codelivery	Coassessment
Level of coproduction	Individual	Personalization through prioritization of health needs	Develop treatment plan to address health needs	Exercise and stopping smoking to address health needs	Evaluation of the plan and health improvement
	Group	Patient associations identify areas in need of improvement	Map patient journey to (re)design patient process	Peer education: patients educate other patients	Evaluation of the provision of services for the patient group
	Collective	Citizens dialogs to identify and prioritize desired goals	[No empirical data]	[No empirical data]	Patient satisfaction surveys

Figure 2. Coproduction and inclusion.