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Summary

Nurses offer a unique patient journey perspective crucial for healthcare reform. Their insights can improve new healthcare commissioning arrangements by focusing on patient needs.

Area of Science:

Healthcare policy
Nursing studies
Public health

Background:

Governmental focus on structural reform in healthcare has overlooked public engagement.
Nursing professionals possess a holistic understanding of the patient journey.
New healthcare commissioning arrangements require diverse perspectives for effective implementation.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the value of nursing insights in healthcare policy.
To advocate for integrating the nursing perspective into healthcare commissioning.
To emphasize patient-centered approaches in healthcare reform.

Main Methods:

Qualitative analysis of healthcare policy trends.
Review of nursing roles in patient care coordination.

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Argumentative synthesis of expert opinion.

Main Results:

Structural changes in healthcare have often neglected essential human elements.
Nurses' comprehensive view of patient care is underutilized in policy-making.
The nursing perspective offers valuable insights for optimizing patient pathways.

Conclusions:

Healthcare policy must prioritize public and professional engagement alongside structural changes.
Integrating nurses' holistic patient journey understanding is vital for successful healthcare commissioning.
Valuing nursing expertise can lead to more effective and patient-centered healthcare systems.