Person Centred Care: Features, Values, Barriers, Challenges and Evidence for Nurses

Assignment

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................3
Features of the person centred care and values that underpinning this approach ........................3
Barriers to the effective communication in the chosen interaction and skill to overcome these
barriers...........................................................................................................................................4
Key challenges to the person centred care within chosen filed of the practice and how to come
these challenges.............................................................................................................................5
Range of the evidence a nurse can use to ensure that care is person centred ...............................6
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CONCLUSION .................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES...................................................................................................................................9

INTRODUCTION
Concept of the person centredness is constituted in approaches to the the healthcare and
especially within nursing. In UK, the person centredness is embedded in various policies
initiatives. In the person centred care, social and health care are professional work together with
individuals who uses the services. The person centred care aid or support individuals to develop
skills, confidence and knowledge they need to efficaciously manage and make informed decisions
regarding health care and their own health (Alexander, (2022). Person centred care is consider as a
focus on the elders (clients and residents) care preferences and emotional needs, concordant with
their lifestyle. Emphasis is on the relationship in care (social model) rather than the task centred
approaches which focus on the elders physical health (Medical Model). This report will be based
on features of person centred care, barriers of the effective communication, challenges to the
person centred care practices and range of the evidence to ensure care is person centred.
Features of the person centred care and values that underpinning this approach
 Treat people with respect, compassion and dignity- Patient frequently lost their
independence during they enter care, that puts their pride at risk. The person centred care
enable the nurse or organization to maintain that pride by respecting patient's wishes and
support or treating them with an empathy and compassion.
 Provide coordinated care, treatment ans support- To deliver a consistent person centred
care, organisation or nurse coordinate with the other social and health workers and
services. Other than, when diligent move between carers or services, organisation have to
rebuild better understanding of their personal need and wants (Beaudreau and et. al.,
(2022).
 Offer personalised care, treatment and support- Organisation understand that what
practice for one service exploiter may not be appropriate for another. Personalising
organisational services to each diligent allow them for retaining some of their
independence and also fulfil their personal needs or wants.
Value underpin this approach