“Not an afterthought”: Power imbalances in systemic partnerships between health service providers and consumers in a hospital setting

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The last aspect we explored was the way that data from previous publications (https://t.co/K3bqjRa2cS; https://t.co/MRyFkP6krZ) contained examples of discursive constructions of in- and out-groups in partnerships between service users and other health p…

RT @brett_scholz: @beth_1day @BeresfordPeter @katemartin_says @pixiegirle @RITB_ @AnnieCoxy @AkikoMHart 2. Challenging power imbalances in…

@beth_1day @BeresfordPeter @katemartin_says @pixiegirle @RITB_ @AnnieCoxy @AkikoMHart 2. Challenging power imbalances in systemic partnerships between consumer and other health professionals: https://t.co/MRyFkP6krZ 3. Disrupting and transcending power…

RT @brett_scholz: Latest paper out now! For a long time I had been wanting to write about how power imbalances (between consumers and other…

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