… The aim of this study was to describe the experience of people with multiple long-term
conditions with particular reference to the notion of the ‘expert patient’ in the context of self-…

… for supporting patients with multiple long-term conditions. It … and patients to work together
to identify patient's priorities, … and treatment, and has to acknowledge the patient's expertise in …

… , patient involvement is both encouraged and contested by … of past and future long-term
health and social care needs. … they had limited knowledge of the patients being discharged …

… principles of patient autonomy will likely be challenged due to … how nurses and physicians
experience and deal with relatives … realm of care. In these settings, involving the next of kin in …

… and rehabilitation a decade ago, when the United Kingdom (… chronic long-term condition is
the expert in their own condition, … social care–patients and the public’ [10]. Using the term ‘self-…

… only in the United Kingdom but internationally. Health and … the skills and tools needed to
provide the highest quality care. … group of patients, those with multiple long-term conditions (…

… enable lay experts with lived experience of illness and care to … and legitimacy of lay experts
is highly contested (Brosnan & Kirby … patients with long-term chronic illnesses in particular …

… stigma as a concept has been challenged, there exists a … of the subjective experience of
long-term conditions in everyday … of care with high-risk patients receiving professional care, a ‘…

… model of chronic condition care that places expectations on, … their professional knowledge
over patient knowledge, … onto patients lacking capital, must be questioned and challenged …

… realm, given that one in three patients … long-term disease—including the life-long monitoring
and management that it requires—as well as the everyday experience of ‘living with illness’ …