The quality of patient engagement and involvement in primary care
This report represents the findings of a study exploring patients’ engagement in their general practice consultations, and their involvement in the development of general practice services. The study has been undertaken as part of the Inquiry into the quality of general practice in England commissioned by The King’s Fund, which has aimed to examine and collect evidence on the quality of care and services provided by general practices in England (King’s Fund 2009).
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