Taking social representations into account in patient education interventions.

The author demonstrates how the interaction between the doctor’s expert knowledge and the patient’s lay knowledge is shaped by the nature of the doctor-patient relationship, and how a careful exploration of the patient’s social representations and perceptions of illness helps to structure the educational process.

Author(s): Vincent Isabelle

Publishing year: 2006

Pages: 199-209

Collection: Social Psychology Course

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