Bridging the gap: empowering physiotherapy students to cultivate patient engagement
James Roberts, Bradley Stephen Neal, Adrian Mallows

TL;DR
This article argues for involving patients in teaching physiotherapy students to improve patient engagement in healthcare.
Contribution
It promotes co-creation in education to align with the NHS long-term plan for patient involvement.
Findings
Patient voices are often overlooked in healthcare and education.
Co-creation in education can help students develop skills for patient engagement.
The NHS long-term plan emphasizes the need for greater patient involvement.
Abstract
This comment article highlights the often-overlooked voices of patients in healthcare and students in education. It advocates for co-creation in physiotherapy education to help students develop the skills and confidence needed to support greater patient involvement in healthcare, as outlined in the NHS long-term plan.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHigher Education Practises and Engagement · Mental Health and Patient Involvement · Interprofessional Education and Collaboration
