L’expertise interactionnelle des malades de Lyme & co-infections : partager le savoir d’une défaillance de l’institution

Key Points

• Patients demonstrate critical interactional expertise regarding their Lyme disease and co-infections, emphasizing their unique knowledge.
• Key findings illustrate a disconnect between medical practices and patients' lived experiences, with 70% noting dissatisfaction with healthcare responses.
• Observational analysis highlights how knowledge sharing among Lyme disease patients can mitigate institutional failures.
• Implications suggest a need for improved communication channels, linking institutional practices with patient experiences for better healthcare outcomes.

Abstract