Health Expectations

In this issue
pp. i-ii(2)

Editorial
pp. 1-1(1)

Whose interests do lay people represent? Towards an understanding of the role of lay people as members of committees
pp. 2-9(8)
Authors: Hogg C.; Williamson C.

Developing a prioritisation framework: experiences from a Scottish Health Authority
pp. 10-17(8)
Authors: Scott S.N.; Lees A.

Involving consumers in a needs-led research programme: a pilot project
pp. 18-28(11)
Authors: Oliver S.; Milne R.; Bradburn J.; Buchanan P.; Kerridge L.; Walley T.; Gabbay J.

What do people with MS want and expect from health-care services?
pp. 29-37(9)
Authors: Somerset M.; Campbell R.; Sharp D.J.; Peters T.J.

Citizens’ expectations and likely use of a NHS Walk-in Centre: results of a survey and qualitative methods of research
pp. 38-47(10)
Authors: Chapple A.; Sibbald B.; Rogers A.; Roland M.

Women’s preferences for discussion of prognosis in early breast cancer
pp. 48-57(10)
Authors: Lobb E.A.; Kenny D.T.; Butow P.N.; Tattersall M.H.N.

Conversation analysis: a method for research into interactions between patients and health-care professionals
pp. 58-70(13)
Authors: Drew P.; Chatwin J.; Collins S.

Information and involvement
pp. 71-74(4)
Author: Thornton H.

Priority Setting and the Public
pp. 75-76(2)
Author: Coast J.

Involving Patients and the Public
pp. 76-77(2)