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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"person-centred care (PCC)"”.
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Leading change in residential care: A qualitative study to develop Dementia Care Mapping for future implementation
Background: Dementia Care Mapping (DCM) is an observational tool used to deliver person-centred care (PCC) for people living with dementia. While the research to date has demonstrated the positive impact of DCM in care homes, more needs to be understood about the implementation and uptake of DCM, …
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An exploration of strategies employed by residential aged care managers to implement person-centred care
Tom Kitwood, the founder of person-centred dementia care, called for a cultural change in care, focused on preserving the personhood of people with dementia. The person-centred model fosters a milieu where staff can provide supportive, encouraging and meaningful social relationships with care …
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What is the self-reported person-centred care competency and observed implementation of final year audiology students during their clinical encounters?
Background: Person-centred care (PCC) is described as a set of principles and behaviours which are practiced together to ensure that clients' management goals and health needs are met. Practicing PCC in healthcare may have positive outcomes on all parties involved, including the professional, …
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Patients' Perceptions of Person-Centred Care in Audiology: A South African Cross-Sectional Survey
Background: Person-centred care (PCC) has gained momentum over recent years as essential in the practice of health care. This is largely due to research documenting the benefits of PCC to both patients and practitioners. PCC ensures that patients receive care that respects and accounts for their …
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Pause time: a multi-perspective exploration of person-centred care in an acute hospital: an interpretative phenomenological analysis study with older people, families and staff.
Since the turn of the 21st century, the term 'Person Centred Care' (PCC) has become integral to healthcare language in policy, education, research and practice. In several healthcare arenas, PCC has become synonymous with the delivery of high-quality care along with multiple drivers - politically …