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Non-adherence to treatment: more than a patient problem
Content ArticleRisa Mallory is a retired psychotherapist from Canada and a hub Topic leader. After a serious cardiovascular event in 2018 she became a patient advocate, collaborating with organisations across the globe. In this blog, Risa says that when patients are listened to, respected, and engaged as partners, treatment adherence becomes about collaboration rather than compliance.
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The discharge gap: when hospital care ends
Content ArticleIn this blog, hub Topic leader Risa Mallory, explores the patient experience of discharge. Risa highlights how process-driven approaches don’t always provide patients with the reassurance and support needed for them to feel safe.
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Compassion is medicine: a patient safety perspective
Content ArticleRisa Mallory is a retired psychotherapist from Canada and a hub Topic leader. After a serious cardiovascular event in 2018 she became a patient advocate, collaborating with organisations across the globe. In this blog, Risa draws on personal experience, research, and her advocacy knowledge, to explain why compassion is critical to patient safety.
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Why the patient voice matters when things go wrong
Content ArticleRisa Mallory is a retired psychotherapist from Canada. After a serious cardiovascular event in 2018 she became a patient advocate, collaborating with organisations across the globe. In this blog, Risa describes why patient involvement is critical when things go wrong in healthcare.
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When lived experience is embedded at every stage of research
Content ArticleRisa Mallory is a retired psychotherapist from Canada. After a serious cardiovascular event in 2018 she became a patient advocate, collaborating with organisations across the globe. In this blog, Risa explains why it is so important for research to include lived-experience partners at every stage.
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Women’s heart health - a patient safety priority
Content ArticleRisa Mallory is a retired psychotherapist from Canada. After a serious cardiovascular event in 2018 she became a patient advocate, collaborating with organisations across the globe. In this blog Risa talks about her experience and the patient safety issues she's observed as a woman with a heart condition.
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The power of being heard in healthcare (a blog by Risa Mallory)
Content ArticleRisa Mallory is a retired psychotherapist from Canada. After a serious cardiovascular event in 2018 she became a patient advocate, collaborating with organisations across the globe. In this blog, Risa talks about the importance of listening in healthcare, and how patient voices play a critical role in ensuring safety, quality and fairness.
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