PXJ Article

Responsiveness of primary health care services in Nigeria: The patients’ perspective

Rules of engagement: Strategies used to enlist and retain underserved mothers in a mental health intervention

Seeking answers through the pain

This article tells the story of the history and outcome of a 64-year-old woman who had suffered pain and other symptoms for over a decade. The woman thought nothing could be done to help her condition. The procedure that was eventually undertaken brought about a huge transformation in pain reduction and helped with mobility and

Service user interview panels for recruitment to UK child and adolescent mental health services: A questionnaire study exploring the experiences of young people, staff and candidates

Showcasing patient and public involvement: Using consultation, collaboration and co-design to shape a respiratory programme

The NHS is committed to working with patient groups and the public to co-design health services to ensure that lived experience is used to optimise service design and delivery. This case study describes and considers methodologies used by commissioners to meaningfully engage and collaborate with patient groups to co-design respiratory services in a region of

Showcasing patient experience and engagement best practices through an innovative forum celebrating patients, families, and multidisciplinary care teams

Sociodemographic characteristics and patient and family experience survey response biases

Enhancing Patient and Family Experience (PFE) is vital to the delivery of quality healthcare services. Sociodemographic differences affect health outcomes and experiences, but research is limited on biases in PFE survey methodology. We sought to assess survey participation rates across sociodemographic characteristics. This retrospective study analyzed a health system’s ambulatory PFE survey data, collected January

Solitude and fear during the great coronavirus war