Patient Centered Care Philosophy

The chief feature of a health care organization's philosophy is patient-centered care. The industry focus is to ensure that they provide a high standard of care to ensure the meet the needs of the patients which is more vital than making profits because if the care is substandard, they will lose patients and will be unable to generate money. Since patients are at the forefront facilities ought to support the execution of an integrated delivery system. According to Kreidler (2017), the integrated health delivery system is a process that allows health providers and health care organization that provide unified medical services within an organization of delivery. By combining various health services allows organizations to extend care to the members
of the community.

The integrated delivery system can be used to group services together this allows patients to be able to tackle various services ideally in the same day. A facility with several departments such as a lab and radiology will make it easier for a person to see the doctor and have lab work at the same location. This system makes it convenient for individuals rather than having these services in a separate area. The service model creates a chain reaction that follows the patient from the initial request for service and provides a smooth transition through each step until the completion of medical treatment. Attaining medical care may be intimidating; however, this system is available to streamline the process which will improve the services that are available to the consumers.