Collaborative Care Planning and Person-Centred Care in Integrated Working

Person-Centred Care and Integrated Working

Table of Contents
Case Study:......................................................................................................................................3
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Main Body.......................................................................................................................................4
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8

Case Study:
Linda is 66 year old obese lady, Accidentally she fell down and gets a leg injury. She was
taken to the hospital by the family member for immediate treatment and advised to stay in the
hospital to heal the leg injury. As she arrived, family member were asked to fill some forms and
wait in the waiting portion for some follow ups. When Linda was sitting, she was told that she
would be seen soon. Linda was greeted by a friendly practitioners and told to follow her to one of
the available ward. When they entered the ward, nurse introduced herself and said that she is
going treat her and wanted to know some more details about her. Nurse ask questions like “how
she is feeling?” and “what are the diseases and medication she is going through”. After analysing
the previous medical condition, the nurse gets to know that Linda was a Pre-diabetic patient,
chronic hypertension and has a Post transient ischaemic arrhythmia (TIA) 3 months earlier.
Linda had some symptoms of depression, agitation and irritability are also sometime seen by the
family member. An orthopaedic surgeon, an endocrinologist, a psychiatrist and a nurse. The
nursing professional carries out the treatment in collaboration with other health professionals and
ensures that Linda are supported with the right decisions. The nursing professional always
encouraged and support Linda to manage her ongoing medical conditions, and always try to
manage a good communication so that Linda will feel connected and cared.
Introduction
Now a days, there has been a positive shift, that account for placing patients as a
workable partner in health sector instead of unworkable beneficiaries. This ongoing partnership
is more successful in treating those patients who are managing multiple chronic disorder for the
reason that these patient has expertise their own body, symptoms and its management. This shift
bring up the two concepts; Person Centred Care (PCC) and Integrated Care (IC). Both have
Endorsed as authentic solution in managing multiple chronic disease. A Patient Centred Care
means instead of disease, setting people and communities at the centre of healthcare and
encouraging people to take control of there own health conditions as an alternative for being a
impassive beneficiary to the service (Paananen and Majlesi, 2018). An integrated care is an
approach of planning together to understand the services provided to the patient and coordinately
control the services to get the best outcome.