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What is a key aspect of patient-centered care?
What is a key aspect of patient-centered care?
What is transformed in the relationship through patient-centered care?
What is transformed in the relationship through patient-centered care?
Which principle is included in Picker's Eight Principles of Patient-Centered Care?
Which principle is included in Picker's Eight Principles of Patient-Centered Care?
Who are encouraged to take an active role in their own care in patient-centered care?
Who are encouraged to take an active role in their own care in patient-centered care?
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What does patient-centered care replace the 'disease-oriented' model with?
What does patient-centered care replace the 'disease-oriented' model with?
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Which of the following is NOT one of Picker's Eight Principles of Patient-Centered Care?
Which of the following is NOT one of Picker's Eight Principles of Patient-Centered Care?
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Study Notes
Patient-Centered Care
- Patient-centered care is a philosophy that promotes shared decision-making between patients and healthcare providers, focusing on the patient as a whole rather than just a specific body part or disease.
Key Components of Patient-Centered Care
- Transforming the traditional provider-patient relationship into a patient-provider partnership that considers individual patient concerns, preferences, and values.
- Treating patients as partners in their healthcare, involving them in planning and encouraging them to take responsibility for their health.
- Empowering patients to become active decision-makers in their care.
Shift from Disease-Oriented Model
- Replacement of the traditional disease-oriented model with a patient-centered approach that prioritizes the patient's experience of illness, psychosocial aspects, and decision-making with the patient and their family.
Picker's Eight Principles of Patient-Centered Care
Respect and Involvement
- Respect for patients' preferences and values.
- Involvement of family and friends in the patient's care.
Care Coordination and Access
- Coordination and integration of care to ensure seamless transitions.
- Access to care when needed, with minimal barriers.
Patient Support and Comfort
- Provision of information and education to empower patients.
- Emotional support and physical comfort to address patient needs.
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A philosophy of care focusing on shared consultation and patient involvement in healthcare decision-making, prioritizing the patient's overall well-being.
