The patient or lay person as expert

Q4 Medicine Communication and Medicine Pub Date : 2024-04-08 DOI:10.1558/cam.26000

Rolf Wynn

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Abstract

In the interview, Sarangi rightly points to the increasing drive to recognize patients, and more generally, lay persons, as experts and decision-makers. For instance, patients have their own unique knowledge of being a patient and receiver of healthcare services. A patient also knows what is important to him or her and must therefore play a crucial role in the decision-making process relating to the care given.

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病人或非专业人士作为专家

在访谈中，萨兰吉正确地指出，人们越来越倾向于承认患者，更广泛地说，非专业人士是专家和决策者。例如，病人对自己作为病人和医疗服务接受者的身份有自己独特的认识。病人也知道什么对他或她是重要的，因此必须在有关护理的决策过程中发挥关键作用。

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