This paper explores how personal experience acquires the status of knowledge and/or
evidence in contemporary healthcare contexts that emphasise being both patient-centred …

Background This article charts the relationships between the model of evidence-based
practice (EBP), healthcare markets where providers are increasingly competing through the …

Has patient experience or patient experiential knowledge the potential to constitute other
means of doing science and technology? Does it represent an alternative to mainstream …

Evidence-informed and equity-oriented public health policy and practice require that
people's voices, especially those less heard, be central to decision-making in public health …

This article investigates how healthcare professionals articulate the relationship between
patient experience and 'evidence', creating hybrid forms of knowledge. We propose a …

The growing prominence of patient and public involvement in health services has led to the
increased use of experiential knowledge alongside medical and professional knowledge …

English This article draws on the first-known review of user-controlled research, to explore
the potential contribution of service user knowledge and service user research to the …

Experiential knowledge is today increasingly valued in health‐care practices, public health
policies and health research and education programs. However, despite popular and …

This paper reviews the assumptions underlying traditional medical research and critiques
the concept of 'evidence-based practice'. In particular, it identifies and counters three basic …

There is now broad agreement that ideas like person‐centred care, patient expertise and
shared decision‐making are no longer peripheral to health discourse, fine ideals or merely …