Boxes
3.1Approaches to collect data on people’s views and experiences of care
4.1What do we know about whether people want to engage in health care decision-making at individual and collective levels?
4.3Whose experience counts? Patient involvement in health technology assessment decisions in Australia
4.5A national strategy to strengthen health literacy at all levels in Austria
4.6Access to and use of e-health portals in Australia, Denmark and Estonia
4.7Recommendations for implementation of e-health systems based on a systematic review of systematic reviews
4.8Measuring and reporting the performance of institutions and practitioners in health care
4.9Skills education and training framework for person-centred care in England
4.10Key factors that are likely to enhance the success of large-system transformation initiatives in health care
5.1The medical approach: community mobilization for mental health promotion among Cape Verdean immigrants in the Netherlands
5.2The health service approach: citizen participation in the Italian health care system
5.3The community development approach: community participation in the design of rural primary care services in Scotland
11.4The CollaboRATE tool: a three-item patient-reported measure of SDM
12.1Taxonomy of self-management support as proposed by Taylor et al. (2014)
12.2Managing conditions well vs. managing (or living) well with conditions
12.3The value of different aspects of self-management support
12.4Implementing self-management support at the local level in the English NHS
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