Co-designing social prescribing pathways: guidance on the use of deliberative dialogues for inclusive implementation

Madison Leggatt; Syrine Gamra; Paola Leal; Catherine Paquet

doi:10.1186/s12875-025-03041-3

December 3, 2025BMC Primary CareOpen Access

Co-designing social prescribing pathways: guidance on the use of deliberative dialogues for inclusive implementation

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Key Points

Social prescribing pathways improve implementation through participation and co-designing efforts.
Key insights emphasize the role of deliberative dialogues in fostering collaboration among stakeholders.
The approach highlights transformative strategies to engage diverse interest-holders effectively.
Implementation is enhanced by integrating participatory methods into social prescribing initiatives.

Implication

Guidance on co-designing social prescribing pathways using deliberative dialogues suggests collaboration for effective implementation.

Abstract

Deliberative dialogues offer a participatory, transformative, and pragmatic approach to co-designing social prescribing initiatives, facilitating meaningful collaboration and constructive exchange among diverse interest-holders. The insights and practical suggestions generated through this work can inform future participatory implementation efforts.

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Leggatt et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/694025912d562116f28fe8fb https://doi.org/10.1186/s12875-025-03041-3

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