PCT 2 Flashcards
(24 cards)
What is person-centred care?
Person-centred care is an approach to healthcare that focuses on the individual’s unique needs, preferences, and values.
What are some issues that person-centred care can be used for?
Person-centred care can be used for issues such as chronic illnesses, mental health conditions, and end-of-life care.
True or False: Person-centred care is a one-size-fits-all approach.
False. Person-centred care is tailored to each individual’s specific needs and preferences.
What is the goal of person-centred care?
The goal of person-centred care is to empower individuals to make informed decisions about their own health and well-being.
Fill in the blank: Person-centred care focuses on the individual’s ________ needs.
unique
How does person-centred care differ from traditional healthcare approaches?
Person-centred care focuses on the individual as a whole person, taking into account their physical, emotional, and social needs.
What are some benefits of using person-centred care?
Benefits of person-centred care include improved health outcomes, increased patient satisfaction, and better communication between patients and healthcare providers.
What role does the individual play in person-centred care?
The individual plays an active role in decision-making and goal-setting in person-centred care.
What is the importance of cultural competence in person-centred care?
Cultural competence is important in person-centred care to ensure that care is respectful and responsive to the cultural and linguistic needs of the individual.
How can healthcare providers promote person-centred care?
Healthcare providers can promote person-centred care by listening to the individual, involving them in their care plan, and respecting their values and preferences.
True or False: Person-centred care only applies to physical health conditions.
False. Person-centred care can be used for physical, mental, and emotional health conditions.
What is the role of empathy in person-centred care?
Empathy is essential in person-centred care to understand the individual’s perspective and provide compassionate care.
How can person-centred care improve patient outcomes?
Person-centred care can improve patient outcomes by increasing adherence to treatment plans and promoting self-management.
What are some challenges in implementing person-centred care?
Challenges in implementing person-centred care include time constraints, lack of training, and resistance to change within healthcare systems.
True or False: Person-centred care is a passive approach where the individual has no say in their care.
False. Person-centred care actively involves the individual in decision-making and goal-setting.
How can communication be improved in person-centred care?
Communication can be improved in person-centred care by using clear and simple language, active listening, and providing opportunities for the individual to ask questions.
What is the role of shared decision-making in person-centred care?
Shared decision-making involves healthcare providers and individuals working together to make decisions about the individual’s care based on the best available evidence and the individual’s preferences.
What is the significance of individualized care plans in person-centred care?
Individualized care plans in person-centred care are tailored to the specific needs, goals, and preferences of the individual to ensure that care is personalized and effective.
How can healthcare providers show respect for the individual in person-centred care?
Healthcare providers can show respect for the individual in person-centred care by valuing their opinions, involving them in decision-making, and treating them with dignity and compassion.
What is the role of advocacy in person-centred care?
Advocacy in person-centred care involves healthcare providers supporting and representing the individual’s needs and preferences, especially when they may be unable to do so themselves.
How can person-centred care promote patient autonomy?
Person-centred care promotes patient autonomy by empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their own care and treatment.
What is the importance of continuity of care in person-centred care?
Continuity of care in person-centred care ensures that the individual receives consistent and coordinated care across different healthcare settings and providers.
True or False: Person-centred care is a new concept in healthcare.
False. Person-centred care has its roots in the work of psychologist Carl Rogers in the 1950s and has been increasingly recognized as a best practice in healthcare.
How can person-centred care address the psychosocial needs of individuals?
Person-centred care can address the psychosocial needs of individuals by considering their emotional well-being, social support systems, and overall quality of life.
