Definition & Overview
Patient-generated knowledge refers to information, insights, and data produced by patients themselves rather than healthcare providers or systems. It highlights how patients can actively contribute to their own care processes, fostering a more collaborative approach between patients and medical professionals.
Related Concepts & Entities
- patient engagement
- health literacy
- data sharing in healthcare
Main Topics Discussed
Patient-Generated Knowledge
- How patients can be active producers of knowledge rather than passive recipients of care
- Challenging embedded assumptions in healthcare systems
- The role of technology and digital platforms in enabling patient-generated knowledge creation and dissemination
The “8,765 Hours” Concept
- Highlighting the limited time patients spend in the healthcare system
Recent Discussions & Insights
- PULSE Podcast Episode Summary: The Other 8,765 Hours - with Dr. Sara Riggare
- Explores the potential for patients to act as active knowledge producers outside of clinical encounters.
- Source: 2026 04 07 Pulse Podcast Summary The Other 8765 Hours with Sara Riggare