Engaging patients in their healthcare – how is the UK doing relative to other countries
Engaging patients in their healthcare and encouraging people to take responsibility for protecting their health are seen as the best way to ensure the sustainability of health systems. We analysed data from the Commonwealth Fund’s international health policy surveys carried out in 2004 and 2005 to examine the extent to which health professionals support patients to play an active role in their healthcare.
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