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Patient-centered care can be defined according to five dimensions which are: <ref name=":0">Havana T, Kuha S, Laukka E, Kanste O. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/scs.13174 Patients' experiences of patient‐centred care in hospital setting: A systematic review of qualitative studies.] Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences. 2023 Dec;37(4):1001-15.</ref> | |||
* the biopsychosocial perspective | |||
** this involves the practicing of holistic care | |||
* the patient as a person perspective | |||
** this emphasises the fact that each patient is unique | |||
* shared power and responsibility perspective | |||
** here the focus is on shared-decision making and empowering patients to make informed decisions about their health and taking ownership of their health and improving patient participation in the healthcare plan | |||
* therapeutic alliance | |||
** cultivating the true of value of the relationship between the patient and the healthcare professional | |||
* coordinated care | |||
** patients should "experience continuity in their care"<ref name=":0" /> | |||
Patient-centered care involves<ref name=":0" />: | |||
* empathy | |||
* respect | |||
* engagement | |||
* relationship | |||
* communication | |||
* shared decision making | |||
* holistic treatment | |||
* individualised care | |||
Patient-centered care is associated with increased<ref name=":0" />: | |||
* patient satisfaction | |||
* engagement in care | |||
* quality of life | |||
'''Trust''' is a major influencer of the patient-healthcare professional relationship. Healthcare professionals build trust by exhibiting clinical expertise and effectiveness. More so trust is built with a patient and colleagues through maintaining high standards of professionalism. These can include maintaining high standards moral responsibility, showing respect, compassion and integrity. Also by following a patient-centered approach and understanding the patient's uniqueness and their experience of the situation that they are in. Clear and honest communication is necessary to foster trust between a patient and a healthcare professional. | |||
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Introduction[edit | edit source]
Patient-centered Care[edit | edit source]
Patient-centered care can be defined according to five dimensions which are: [1]
- the biopsychosocial perspective
- this involves the practicing of holistic care
- the patient as a person perspective
- this emphasises the fact that each patient is unique
- shared power and responsibility perspective
- here the focus is on shared-decision making and empowering patients to make informed decisions about their health and taking ownership of their health and improving patient participation in the healthcare plan
- therapeutic alliance
- cultivating the true of value of the relationship between the patient and the healthcare professional
- coordinated care
- patients should "experience continuity in their care"[1]
Patient-centered care involves[1]:
- empathy
- respect
- engagement
- relationship
- communication
- shared decision making
- holistic treatment
- individualised care
Patient-centered care is associated with increased[1]:
- patient satisfaction
- engagement in care
- quality of life
Trust is a major influencer of the patient-healthcare professional relationship. Healthcare professionals build trust by exhibiting clinical expertise and effectiveness. More so trust is built with a patient and colleagues through maintaining high standards of professionalism. These can include maintaining high standards moral responsibility, showing respect, compassion and integrity. Also by following a patient-centered approach and understanding the patient's uniqueness and their experience of the situation that they are in. Clear and honest communication is necessary to foster trust between a patient and a healthcare professional.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Havana T, Kuha S, Laukka E, Kanste O. Patients' experiences of patient‐centred care in hospital setting: A systematic review of qualitative studies. Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences. 2023 Dec;37(4):1001-15.
