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Humanising health care: The emergence of experiential practice and leadership in mental health services (Centre for Mental Health, 7 December 2022)

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People with mental health difficulties bring a unique and vital perspective to shaping services. While steps have been taken to embed ‘lived experience’ within mental health services, these opportunities can often feel tokenistic, and maintain the unequal power dynamics between clinicians and ‘patients’.

In this paper, David Gilbert uses his insights as a mental health service user and his experience in Patient Leadership to consider the limitations of current practice, and the possibilities of a new approach which could transform mental health services.

Humanising health care: The emergence of experiential practice and leadership in mental health servi… https://www.centreformentalhealth.org.uk/publications/humanising-health-care/

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