Does Changing Relationships Between Healthcare Service Users and Providers Improve the Quality of Care?
ResearchPosted on rand.org Mar 1, 2013Published in: The Puzzle of Changing Relationships : Does Changing Relationships Between Healthcare Service Users and Providers Improve he Quality of Care (London : Health Foundation, Mar. 2013), 64 p
This report aims to contribute to the understanding of how changing relationships impacts on the quality of care. It does this by reviewing the conceptual and theoretical literature on relationships between service users and providers and then exploring the extent to which a chosen set of interventions correlate with the conceptual evidence, and their likely impacts on the quality of care.
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