Outlining the role of experiential expertise in professional work in health care service co-production
Patient and public involvement is widely thought to be important in the improvement of health care delivery and in health equity.Purpose: The article examines the role of experiential knowledge in service co-production in order to develop opiate substitution treatment services (OST) for high-risk op...
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| author | Hannele Palukka Arja Haapakorpi Petra Auvinen Jaana Parviainen |
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| description | Patient and public involvement is widely thought to be important in the improvement of health care delivery and in health equity.Purpose: The article examines the role of experiential knowledge in service co-production in order to develop opiate substitution treatment services (OST) for high-risk opioid users.Method: Drawing on social representations theory and the concept of social identity, we explore how experts’ by experience and registered nurses’ understandings of OST contain discourses about the social representations, identity, and citizenship of the participants and the effects these may have on developing or hindering inclusive and bottom-up forms of patient and public involvement.Results: The meeting sessions that potentially offer room for creativity and problem-solving fail to provide any new propositions for fixing the system. The health care professionals primarily identify themselves as regulators who protect the correctness of their actions and show little interest in considering experiential knowledge on opioid addiction. Conclusion: The participation of patients has been one of the prominent reforms implemented in health care. The goal of client-centered thinking is often emphasised; however, the implementation is not simple due to the strongly institutionalised knowledge and related working patterns and practices in health care. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-9555ec4619c14573bb7bf6d87a5bacc82022-12-21T20:19:58ZengTaylor & Francis GroupInternational Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health & Well-Being1748-26231748-26312021-01-0116110.1080/17482631.2021.19547441954744Outlining the role of experiential expertise in professional work in health care service co-productionHannele Palukka0Arja Haapakorpi1Petra Auvinen2Jaana Parviainen3Tampere University of Applied SciencesTampere UniversityTampere UniversityTampere UniversityPatient and public involvement is widely thought to be important in the improvement of health care delivery and in health equity.Purpose: The article examines the role of experiential knowledge in service co-production in order to develop opiate substitution treatment services (OST) for high-risk opioid users.Method: Drawing on social representations theory and the concept of social identity, we explore how experts’ by experience and registered nurses’ understandings of OST contain discourses about the social representations, identity, and citizenship of the participants and the effects these may have on developing or hindering inclusive and bottom-up forms of patient and public involvement.Results: The meeting sessions that potentially offer room for creativity and problem-solving fail to provide any new propositions for fixing the system. The health care professionals primarily identify themselves as regulators who protect the correctness of their actions and show little interest in considering experiential knowledge on opioid addiction. Conclusion: The participation of patients has been one of the prominent reforms implemented in health care. The goal of client-centered thinking is often emphasised; however, the implementation is not simple due to the strongly institutionalised knowledge and related working patterns and practices in health care.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17482631.2021.1954744patient and public involvementexperts by experienceopiate substitution treatmentsocial representation theorysocial identity |
| spellingShingle | Hannele Palukka Arja Haapakorpi Petra Auvinen Jaana Parviainen Outlining the role of experiential expertise in professional work in health care service co-production International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health & Well-Being patient and public involvement experts by experience opiate substitution treatment social representation theory social identity |
| title | Outlining the role of experiential expertise in professional work in health care service co-production |
| title_full | Outlining the role of experiential expertise in professional work in health care service co-production |
| title_fullStr | Outlining the role of experiential expertise in professional work in health care service co-production |
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| title_short | Outlining the role of experiential expertise in professional work in health care service co-production |
| title_sort | outlining the role of experiential expertise in professional work in health care service co production |
| topic | patient and public involvement experts by experience opiate substitution treatment social representation theory social identity |
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