Årg. 21 Nr. 39 (2023): Patient Rapporterede Oplysninger
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Deltagelse med data? Patientrapporterede oplysninger og patientdeltagelse i det danske, dataintensive sundhedsvæsen

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  • Henriette Langstrup,
  • Jeppe Eriksen,
  • Marie Louise Tørring,
  • Claus Bossen
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7146/tfss.v21i39.142188

Publiceret 2023-12-07

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Langstrup, H., Eriksen, J., Tørring, M. L., & Bossen, C. (2023). Deltagelse med data? Patientrapporterede oplysninger og patientdeltagelse i det danske, dataintensive sundhedsvæsen. Tidsskrift for Forskning I Sygdom Og Samfund, 21(39). https://doi.org/10.7146/tfss.v21i39.142188
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At det er vigtigt for sundhedsvæsenet og for den enkelte behandler at vide, hvordan patienten har det, og hvilke problemer patienten oplever, er næppe en overraskelse for nogen. Det er jo blandt andet en af grundene til, at patienter og læger mødes ansigt til ansigt i konsultationen. Hvad der måske er mere overraskende er, hvor stor en praktisk udfordring det er for sundhedssystemet at indsamle patienternes oplevelser og inddrage deres behov og vurdering af egen sundhedstilstand i såvel kliniske som administrative beslutninger. For hvordan får man på systematisk og relevant vis viden om, hvad der betyder noget for den enkelte patient i et sundhedssystem, der er presset af personalemangel, stram økonomi og stigende forventninger? 

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