Working in partnership with patients and carers

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Baillie, LJ (2016). Working in partnership with patients and carers. Nursing Standard. 31 (15), pp. 42-45. https://doi.org/10.7748/ns.2016.e10527
AuthorsBaillie, LJ
Abstract

Traditionally there was little active involvement from patients and carers in healthcare but health policy and professional guidelines now promote not only involvement but partnership working with service users in all aspects of healthcare provision, research and education. This article will first explore expectations of nurses and definitions and theories of partnership working and related concepts and theories, prior to considering examples of partnership working in nursing practice.

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Keywordspartnership working; research and education; patients and carers; participation
Year2016
JournalNursing Standard
Journal citation31 (15), pp. 42-45
PublisherRCN Publishing (RCNi)
ISSN0029-6570
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.7748/ns.2016.e10527
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Print07 Dec 2016
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Deposited09 Sep 2016
Accepted06 Sep 2016
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