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04 June 2026Digital Picker Principles in Action: InclusiveAhmed recently moved to the UK and is still building confidence in reading English. At his local...Read moreImage
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04 June 2026Digital Picker Principles in Action: EmpoweringBrian, 72, has always preferred face-to-face appointments and isn’t confident with technology. When...Read moreImage
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04 June 2026Digital Picker Principles in Action: Convenient and flexibleClara is recovering from knee surgery and enrols in a digital rehabilitation programme. The...Read moreImage
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Experience-based co-design (EBCD) course
This course provides a structured pathway through the Experience-Based Co-Design (EBCD) methodology, one of the most evidence-based approaches to service improvement in health and care. From the initial taster through to facilitated co-design events, participants build the skills to partner authentically with patients, families, and staff to redesign care services together. Delivered as a progressive series of modules, this course supports both new practitioners and those looking to deepen an existing EBCD practice.
By completing this course, you will be equipped to design, facilitate, and lead an Experience-Based Co-Design project from inception to implementation, embedding genuine partnership with patients and staff into the way your service learns, improves, and changes.
Modules include:
- Introduction to Co-Design and Co-Production
- EBCD: Setting Up Your Project
- EBCD: Discovery, Gathering Experiences
- EBCD: Analysis, Finding What Matters
- EBCD: Co-Design, Creating Change Together
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01 June 2026Welcome to the Picker PortfolioFrom principles to practice: introducing the Picker portfolio. Exciting things have been happening...Read moreImage
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01 June 2026 Publication2026 Urgent and Emergency Care SurveyThe 2026 Urgent and Emergency Care Survey (UEC26) is coordinated at a national level by the Survey...Read this PublicationImage
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Communication and compassionate care
This course develops the interpersonal competencies that sit at the heart of person centred practice. Moving beyond communication techniques, it builds emotional intelligence, active listening, and the confidence to navigate difficult conversations with compassion and clarity. Suitable for clinical and non-clinical professionals who want to strengthen the quality of every human interaction in their care environment.
By completing this course, you will be equipped to communicate with greater empathy, clarity, and confidence, responding to what patients and colleagues truly need, not just what they say, and contributing to measurable improvements in the experience of care in your organisation.
This course will be released for bookings later in the year - in the meantime please register your interest with us and we will send you through the details as soon as they are available.
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28 May 2026Journal archiveWelcome to our research archive. This is a central resource for navigating the academic work andRead moreImage