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Table 2 Montreal Model adapted from Couturier et al., [25]

From: The impact of patients as trainers on registered nurses’ patient engagement in primary care clinics: a qualitative study

Participation level

Information

Consultation

Implication

Partnership and co-construction

Patient involved in research

The documentation given to patients about the research

Patients are consulted on research-specific themes

The implication of patient in research

Involvement of patients from the governance to the dissemination of results in research, including research question

Patient involved in Health policies

Information Centre for patients and for the media

Focus group on collecting public opinion

Recommendations made by the patient about healthcare priorities

Co-construction of health policies favourable to health with patients/citizens

Patient involved in Education

Use of information obtained by patients in education

Individual patient involvement in courses (testify)

Involvement of trained patients with specific tasks

Co-construction of programs and co-teaching with experiential knowledge sharing

Patient involved in Organization and quality of services

The documentation is given to patients on their illness

Focus groups on specific themes

Creation of committees with patients

Co-construction of services, program, quality improvement project

Patient involved in professional educational intervention

Unmobilized patient

Patients consulted on their expectations

Patients testify about their experiential knowledge

Co-construction of the educational intervention (objective, andragogical strategies and content) and testify about their experiences and contribute to the educational program as a content expert

Patient involved in support for practice change

Unmobilized patient

Patients consulted on their expectations

Patients testify about their experiential knowledge and give an appreciation of change

Co-construction of the support change strategy and testify about their experiences and contribute to the support change strategy as a content expert

Patient involved in direct care

Patients receive information (diagnosis, treatment)

Patients are consulted on their perceptions

The shared decision about therapeutic preferences

Patients make decisions based on their life objectives and an interdisciplinary intervention plan

  1. Illustration adapted from Couturier et al. [25] Par-delà le témoignage; les patients partenaires comme acteurs de la formation professionnelle continue en soins primaire. In: L’expérience dans l’innovation en santé: modes éphémères ou nouveau paradigme ?-Regards croisés dans l’écosystème de la santé. IST