Summary
The Patient Experience Library provides the latest and best evidence on patient experience and patient/public involvement. This quarterly Patient Experience magazine offers thought-provoking comment alongside the best and latest research. Download the latest issue below.
Content
- WHO knows best?
- Seth's legacy
- Parity a long way off - discharge from mental health care
- The data gold rush
- Co-opting feminism for non-evidence based health interventions
- Ways of knowing - thematic analysis of women reporting damage from vaginal mesh
- The past and future of waiting lists in England
- Women's wider health needs
- Experience of the NHS app
- Dying in the margins - experiences of people dying at home for people living in deprivation
- End of life conversations
- Drug company payments
- Risks and benefits of AI
- Safe spaces for patient speakers
- COVID voices
- Jungles, deserts and a mountain
- Recent reports: Child protection, Storytelling as the foundation of learning, Slaying dragons, Journaling experience, Unequal waiting
- Trustful conversations
- Learning with patients
- Safe relationships, safe care
- Openness in healthcare
- Prison healthcare and families
- Technology-enabled lives
- How restrictive practices affect women
- Hearing from bereaved families
- Patients, politics and priorities
- Surveillance capitalism in healthcare
- Data-driven inequality
- Access to records? Not yet.
- Government foot-dragging on harm to women
- The lazy language of lifestyles
- Donations and disclosure
- Vaccine compliance and defiance
- A national imperative for care
- Mutual healing and patient safety
- Follow the money
- Taking patient engagement onstage.
- 'Engaging people' (Gill Phillips, founder of Whose Shoes?)
- 'Healing hearts and minds' (Dr Liza Morton, Counselling Psychologist, Glasgow Caledonian University)
- reviews of recent research and reports
- events listing.
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