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“Patient Journeys”: improving care by patient involvement

4 Dec 2019

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“I will not be ashamed to say ‘ I don’t know’ , nor will I fail to call in my colleagues…”. For centuries this quotation from the Hippocratic oath, has been taken by medical doctors. But what if there are no other healthcare professionals to call in, and the person with the most experience of the disease is sitting right in front of you: ‘ your patient ’.

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PMID: 31801983
DOI: 10.1038/s41431-019-0555-6

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