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I would like you to all continue this for the rest of the week please as homework. You can all access this now from your phones. I will be checking in during the week to see how much has been done. Please add your name next to your work so I can identify it.

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I would like you to all continue this for the rest of the week please as homework. You can all access this now from your phones. I will be checking in during the week to see how much has been done. Please add your name next to your work so I can identify it.

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ronni https://www.slideshare.net/HCEfareham/lesson-6-empowering-individuals

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Lizzie Dimmer

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What is Person Centred Care? Part 5 - An example of a Person Centred Care Decision

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Professor Richard Thomson talks to the Health Foundation about Person-centred care and gives an everyday example that a clinician and patient may face, and how adopting a person-centred approach can help the patient make their own decision. See more information and person-centred care resources on our Resource Centre: http://personcentredcare.health.org.uk/

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Shannan

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join us in this video about person centred care processes in nursing. A video by Qut Students

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Lizzie Dimmer

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Person-centred care is a way of thinking and doing things that sees the people usinghealth and social services as equal partners in planning, developing and monitoring care tomake sure it meets their needs. This means putting people and their families at the centre ofdecisions and seeing them as experts, working alongside professionals to get the bestoutcome.

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Person-centred care is a way of thinking and doing things that sees the people usinghealth and social services as equal partners in planning, developing and monitoring care tomake sure it meets their needs. This means putting people and their families at the centre ofdecisions and seeing them as experts, working alongside professionals to get the bestoutcome.

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ronni

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1. A result in happier staff and the people they are caring for.
2. Further improve an organisations reputation and standing .
3. Support the staff to value and seek to know how to get to know the people they care for.
4. Allow the caring staff and the people they care for to have control over their own lives.
5. It will give the person who is being cared for a better quality if life
6. It will meet the needs of the person who is being cared for
SHANNAN YORK

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ronni
these are adults needs that are important;

managing and maintaining nutrition

maintaining personal hygiene

managing toilet needs

being able to dress appropriately

being able to move around the home safely

keeping the home sufficiently clean and safe

being able to develop and maintain family or other personal relationships

accessing and engaging in work

being able to safely use necessary facilities or services in the local community

carrying out any caring responsibilities

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Valuing people by  treating people with dignity and respect by supporting personal perspective, values, beliefs and preferences.
Life experience is when you are supporting the sense of self by understanding  the importance of a person's past, their present- day experience, and their hopes for the future.
Environment is organisational values underpinned by person- centred principles. Responsive support that is responsive to individual needs.
Lizzie Dimmer

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ronni
most important for affecting outcomes, including
 getting to know the patient as a person
 seeing the patient as an expert about their own health and care
 sharing power and responsibility
 making sure that services are accessible
 looking at people’s whole experience of care
 making sure that staff are supportive, well trained in communication.

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Lizzie Dimmer

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respect
dignity
information
communication
confidentiality
independence
privacy
partnership
ronni

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Shannan