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"Change is what can actually make the tough times better": a patient-centred patient safety intervention delivered in collaboration with hospital volunteers.

Louch G, Mohammed MA, Hughes L, et al. "Change is what can actually make the tough times better": A patient-centred patient safety intervention delivered in collaboration with hospital volunteers. Health Expect. 2019;22(1):102-113. doi:10.1111/hex.12835.

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November 14, 2018
Louch G, Mohammed MA, Hughes L, et al. Health Expect. 2019;22(1):102-113.
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The Patient Reporting and Action for a Safe Environment (PRASE) study was a large patient engagement intervention that proactively solicited hospitalized patient feedback about their safety. This qualitative study found that hospital volunteers could use PRASE tools to sustainably solicit patient feedback in place of paid study staff. However, health care workers did not consistently have means to act upon the safety hazards that patients and volunteers identified. A recent PSNet interview with Rebecca Lawton, lead investigator on the PRASE study, discussed her experience and insights in patient engagement research.

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Louch G, Mohammed MA, Hughes L, et al. "Change is what can actually make the tough times better": A patient-centred patient safety intervention delivered in collaboration with hospital volunteers. Health Expect. 2019;22(1):102-113. doi:10.1111/hex.12835.

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