Rethinking Complex Care Using Participatory Medical Cognition and User-Driven Learning Amidst Multimorbidity: Participatory Action Research Study

This case exemplifies the value of collaborative, multidisciplinary, and technology-enabled participatory medical cognition platforms for managing complex multimorbidity. By integrating patient-reported data, AI-supported evidence synthesis, and asynchronous expert consultation, such ecosystems can enable holistic, evidence-based care, reduce overtreatment, support patient empowerment, and enhance clinical education, particularly in resource-limited and geographically dispersed contexts. Although this study presents a single case, wider adoption of similar digital platforms could significantly improve management of complex patients and foster a new model of user-driven, participatory health care and learning.

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Journal of Participatory Medicine
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2025-09-28
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https://doi.org/10.2196/81950
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Chronic Disease Management Strategies
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Abstract

This case exemplifies the value of collaborative, multidisciplinary, and technology-enabled participatory medical cognition platforms for managing complex multimorbidity. By integrating patient-reported data, AI-supported evidence synthesis, and asynchronous expert consultation, such ecosystems can enable holistic, evidence-based care, reduce overtreatment, support patient empowerment, and enhance clinical education, particularly in resource-limited and geographically dispersed contexts. Although this study presents a single case, wider adoption of similar digital platforms could significantly improve management of complex patients and foster a new model of user-driven, participatory health care and learning.

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