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A wide vocabulary for person-centred care
Many different words and phrases are used to describe healthcare that treats patients as people. Do terms such as 'person centred', 'patient centred', 'people centred' and 'personalised' mean broadly the same thing or do they refer to distinct concepts? Should we prefer one over the others? In this essay, we set out the value and limitations of some of
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Mental health facility design: The case for person-centred care [PDF]
There is a schism between a growing chorus for person-centred models of care and the prevalent paradigms for the design of mental health facilities. This argument proposes that architectural solutions have traditionally been geared around staff-centred ...
Golembiewski, Jan A.
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Person-centred therapy : myths and reality [PDF]
Debunks seven key myths about person-centred ...
Cooper, Mick
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Thoughtful person-centred practice : documenting, reporting and conferring [PDF]
This chapter describes the three methods of communication central to the professional role of nurses and midwives: documenting, reporting, and conferring.
Glew, Paul J. (R16641), Rhodes, Johanna
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Background As person centred care (PCC) is being implemented globally, higher educational institutions (HEI) have begun to play a crucial part in enabling this transition. In Sweden, however, the delivery of PCC is inconsistently implemented in medicine,
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Towards an item bank to measure patient-reported experience of person-centred care [PDF]
The reorienting of healthcare towards a more person-centred approach requires new approaches to evaluate care from the patient perspective. The overall aim of this thesis was to explore care from the perspective of people living with long-term conditions,
Rosenlund, Lena
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Person-centred counsellors’ experiences of working within time boundaries: A heuristic informed enquiry [PDF]
Many counselling services are finding it necessary, due to limited resources, to limit the total number of sessions available to each service user, whilst also providing quality evidence-based practice.
Hynes, Liz
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Nursing theories 1: person-centred care [PDF]
Definition and description of person-centred care Implications of person-centred care for nursing ...
Chapman, Hazel M.
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Positive attitudes and person-centred care predict of sense of competence in dementia care staff [PDF]
OBJECTIVES \ud \ud - The number of people who will require institutional care for dementia is rapidly rising. This increase raises questions about how the workforce can meet the challenge of providing quality care. A promising psychological concept that
Mulllan, Margaret A., Sullivan, Karen A.
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Objectives The aim of the study was to evaluate the healthcare costs and effects of a remote person-centred care (PCC) add-on intervention compared with usual care for people with chronic heart failure (CHF) and/or chronic obstructive pulmonary Disease ...
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