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What patients do and their impact on implementation.

Annette Boaz¹, Glenn Robert², Louise Locock³

¹Centre for Health and Social Care Research, St George's, University of London, London, UK and Kingston University, London, UK.

Journal of Health Organization and Management

|April 8, 2016

Summary

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Patients can actively participate in healthcare quality improvement by taking on various co-design roles. Facilitation is key to supporting their meaningful engagement as partners in service implementation and enhancement.

Keywords:

Health services Implementation Patient-focused care Quality improvement Service quality

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Improvement
Patient Engagement
Co-design Methodologies

Background:

Limited literature exists on patient involvement in healthcare implementation processes.
Understanding diverse patient roles is crucial for effective quality improvement.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the roles adopted by 63 patients in quality improvement interventions.
To analyze the impact of patient roles on implementation processes and outcomes.

Main Methods:

Cross-case ethnographic comparison.
Experience-based Co-design (EBCD) applied in two UK NHS Trusts.

Main Results:

Patients adopted varied roles, from sharing experiences to co-developing and implementing solutions.
Patient-led changes were often small-scale but provided innovative ideas and catalyzed staff attitudinal shifts.
Patient involvement acted as a catalyst for broader organizational and attitudinal changes.

Conclusions:

Patient engagement requires tailored support and flexible facilitation for meaningful partnership.
Different roles suit individual patients, who may engage at various stages of co-design.
Active patient and carer roles in service improvement are feasible and valuable, especially with co-design approaches.