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Person Centred Care and Integrated Working: Approaches and Challenges

   

Added on  2023-06-12

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Person Centered Care and Integrated Working
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION - CASE STUDY...............................................................................................3
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................1
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INTRODUCTION
The person centred care can be described as focusing to a person and health of the patient
so that the person can feel and get better quickly. This can help the patient in getting better as the
patient is involved in the important decisions regard to the treatment. The main aspect of giving
personal health care is to provide the complete transparency to the patient (Håkansson Eklund
and et.al., 2019).
The supported self care management and shared decision-making are th two interventions
to be chosen.
The supported self care management, is required to be chosen as the intervention for this case
study as it is very supportive towards the service user. The health of the patients are given
importance in this and it helps in managing and curing the lives of the people including the
symptoms of any disease. It makes the people to have the active management in their lives by
making them to focus on their health and various other factors (Wallström and Ekman, 2018).
The shared decision-making, is also required between the patient and the hospital staff as it can
give the patients the assurance and courage to face the unexpected and undesired situation that he
met (Marinkovic and et.al., 2022). This method is chosen because it provides the better
environment and understanding between the patient and the doctors by sharing the process and
opportunity with decision-making. The decisions can be made better and more effective if the
patient and the physician contributes in making medical decisions.
The essay will explain about the various factors of the medical interventions and the
challenges that can come in the life of a person. Furthermore, the essay will also explain about
the various approaches that can help in understanding that how the intervention can be
successful.
INTRODUCTION - CASE STUDY
In the case study of Fionn it can be analysed that he is a 30-year old patient who has met
a motorcycle accident and admitted in the Oswestry Orthopaedic Hospital. He has a several
injuries and is in a condition that requires him to stay in the Hospital for at least 5 months. Fionn
has the fractured collar bone and various burns on his thighs and some serious injuries on his
body.
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