Hospital & Healthcare Management May 18, 2024
The shift toward person-centered care (PCC) in nursing homes marks a crucial evolution in the philosophy of elder care. This model prioritizes the individual needs and preferences of residents, treating them not just as patients but as whole persons with distinct histories, preferences, and goals. The implementation of PCC involves organizational transformation, from administrative practices to direct resident interactions, requiring commitment across all levels of staff. This transition, while complex, offers profound benefits in resident satisfaction and overall quality of life, making it an essential progression in modern healthcare.
Definition and Principles of Person-Centered Care
Person-centered care is defined by its holistic approach to treating individuals, focusing on their total well-being rather than just their medical conditions. This approach is...
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