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This paper provides a review of research that emphasizes the importance
of listening to the people whom health professionals serve when promoting
participation and engagement in rehabilitation. We report on the development of
an approach aiming to optimize long-term adherence in physical activity for
people with multiple sclerosis (MS). This approach was very different to those
based on current evidence-based exercise recommendations, although the objectives
for both approaches were similar. KEY MESSAGE:
We argue that only by ensuring
that people living with chronic disability not only have a voice but a voice that
is listened to, can health professionals truly engage in evidenced-based practice
that works in application and meets the needs, desires and capabilities of people
with MS and other chronic health conditions.

Langue : ANGLAIS