‘Slow co-production’ for deeper patient involvement in health care
Journal Title: The Journal of Health Design - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
“Slow co-production”, achieved by involving patients in in-depth research, can help deepen patient involvement in health care. Using our participatory qualitative research project, This Sickle Cell Life, as a case study, we describe how slow co-production offers a specific and mutually beneficial form of patient and public involvement and engagement (PPI/E). As well as generating in- depth qualitative data for researchers, slow co-production can generate high-quality, patient-centred knowledge to inform service improvement and to allow examination and reflection on the co-production processes and relationships themselves. All of these outcomes can deliver benefits for patients, their parents and carers, and health services.
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Sam Miles, Alicia Renedo, Cicely Marston
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