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Involving patients in service improvement.

This article describes the experiences of two multidisciplinary teams that took part in a national initiative to improve care through the implementation of research evidence. Both teams worked with patients with chronic illnesses. The patients required regular admissions to hospital for treatment and care, and had reported difficulties when moving between different services.