Personal-Centred Care Model In Health Care
Personal centred care means that the patient is an equal partner in their planning of care, and that his or her opinions are taken into consideration and respected. Whilst planning and delivering the patients care their consideration and involvement needs to be a part of the process (REF). There has been a significant amount of research that has looked into what is important to patients and how to provide excellent personal centred care to ensure the patient receives the best care (REF2). Within personal centred care health professionals should respect patients values and ensuring they are at the centre of their care, taking into account the patients needs is to maintain good communication, give the appropriate information and promote education
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This implies that the nursing approach to health care is holistic, and assessments should reflect the whole person and their circumstances. The nurse should consider Abduls physical, emotional, spiritual, social and intellectual needs when making the assessment (UK Department of Health, 2016). Information will be collected about his health, which identifies the problems in order for solutions to be planned and implemented in line with his preferences (Loveday, 2012). For the appropriate care to begin, a nursing model of assessment has to be done, and this model needs to be holistic in all aspects of Abduls needs. Therefore, attention needs to be paid to his biological, psychological and social …show more content…
This allows the nurse to help develop and provide set activities that will improve Abduls condition, this can be short or long term. The nurse will Implement (REF) the steps of action to ensure Abdul, his family and all other health professions are aware and they are taken into action to achieve the goals of Abdul and the process can be evaluated and measured. The nurse will also give care by performing physical care and assisting with Activities of living activities (REF) (Appendix). The nurse may recommend counselling, occupational therapists and
This implies that the nursing approach to health care is holistic, and assessments should reflect the whole person and their circumstances. The nurse should consider Abduls physical, emotional, spiritual, social and intellectual needs when making the assessment (UK Department of Health, 2016). Information will be collected about his health, which identifies the problems in order for solutions to be planned and implemented in line with his preferences (Loveday, 2012). For the appropriate care to begin, a nursing model of assessment has to be done, and this model needs to be holistic in all aspects of Abduls needs. Therefore, attention needs to be paid to his biological, psychological and social …show more content…
This allows the nurse to help develop and provide set activities that will improve Abduls condition, this can be short or long term. The nurse will Implement (REF) the steps of action to ensure Abdul, his family and all other health professions are aware and they are taken into action to achieve the goals of Abdul and the process can be evaluated and measured. The nurse will also give care by performing physical care and assisting with Activities of living activities (REF) (Appendix). The nurse may recommend counselling, occupational therapists and