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Interactional practices in person-centred care: Conversation analysis of nurse-patient disagreement during self-management support.

Emma ForsgrenIda Björkman
Published in: Health expectations : an international journal of public participation in health care and health policy (2021)
This study provides information on how co-production of knowledge and decisions occur in the context of a person-centred care intervention. Negotiations between nurse and patient views require a flexible approach to communication, adapting interaction to each context while bearing in mind the patients having the final authority. To facilitate co-production, the patient's role and responsibilities in interaction should be explicitly stated.
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