The Evolution and Everyday Practice of Collective Patient Involvement in Europe: An Examination of Policy Processes, Mot, (Hardcover)

Gives a broad and comparative overview of different forms of patient involvement in four European countries for the first time

Provides systematic comparison of the emergence, policy process, background variables, and actors in the field

Arrives at a new model of the policy process by comparing and contrasting empirical findings to theoretical postulations, thereby improving several strands of theory

Presents a first comparison of implementation of different forms of collective patient involvement