Published in 1998. This book brings together both the history of
community involvement and health and ideas and proposals for
further developing the potential of this approach. It explores the
roots and branches of community involvement, drawing together
different strands from within and outside the NHS. It explores the
impact of the rapid changes in the NHS and in local government on
local communities and patients and ways in which current policy can
enhance and enable the general public to be more involved in their
own health and effective service provision. Ideas, models and case
studies are used to illustrate practical ways in which skills and
knowledge can be enhanced.
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