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Patient involvement in Europe--a comparative framework.
1Faculty of Health Sciences, Staffordshire University, Stafford, UK.
Journal of Health Organization and Management
|July 30, 2015
Summary
This study introduces a model for patient involvement in healthcare, categorizing it into voice, choice, and co-production. Findings reveal varied dissemination across Europe, offering a framework for future comparative research.
Area of Science:
- Health Services Research
- Patient Engagement Studies
- European Healthcare Policy
Background:
- Introduces a conceptual framework and literature review on patient involvement in European healthcare.
- Explores the potential development and impact of patient involvement strategies.
- Establishes the foundation for understanding patient engagement across diverse European health systems.
Discussion:
- Patient involvement manifests as voice, choice, and co-production, with varying policy consequences.
- Dissemination of patient involvement strategies across Europe is influenced by path dependency.
- Highlights the dual potential for empowering and disempowering effects of user involvement policies.
Key Insights:
- Presents a robust model for comparative research on patient involvement.
- Identifies three ideal types of patient involvement: voice, choice, and co-production.
- Demonstrates that policies can have both empowering and disempowering outcomes.
Outlook:
- Provides a template for future comparative research on user involvement in healthcare.
- Suggests extending the model to social care and other human services.
- Emphasizes the need for continued comparative research in patient involvement across Europe.
Keywords:
ChoiceCo-productionEmpowermentEuropePatient involvementPatient participationProfessional involvementProto-professionalismVoiceMore Related Videos
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