Importance of Professional Standards and Values in Delivering Person Centred Care

This report discusses the importance of professional standards and values in delivering person centred care. It elaborates on the four standards of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) and the six core values of the NHS Constitution. The report also explores the social, political and economic concepts of health and wellbeing, and how they affect the delivery of person centred care.

PERSON CENTERED
CARE

Table of Contents
INTRDOUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
PART A...........................................................................................................................................1
PART B............................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6

INTRDOUCTION
Person centred care is defined as the treating a person who is receiving healthcare with
dignity and respect which used to involve them in all decision that is related with the health. This
type of care is also called as person centred care. As per this, the approach which is usually
linked with the person healthcare right. In this, it is also defined as the patient-centred care is
about treating a person with dignity, respect and compassion. Moreover, communication and
coordination of care which happen between appointment and various service that is over time
such as making of referral from the general practitioner to a significant specialist. The person
centred care is all about how a healthcare professional actively associated with patient with their
services. In this, the healthcare and governments used to create policies to put the healthcare user
not healthcare organisation at the centre of care. In this report, the discussion is firmly taken in
two part. First elaborate about the professional and ethical value which is important in delivery
of person centred care by using standard of NMC, NHS constitution core value 6 C’s of British
value. Second is about social, political and economic concept of wellbeing and health (Dainty
and et. al., 2021).
PART A
Nursing and midwifery council state about four standards which is related with four theme
that include prioritise people, practice effectively, preserve safety and promote professionalism
and trust. With this, person centred care is a primary approach which is useful for the patient to
take care of their health in all aspect. As per this, the professional standard and value always play
essential role in person centred care to develop and formulate quality of health and quality of
care. In this, if any individual is dealing with heath issue then they take healthcare service.
However, the critical care is needed by patient then they require person centred care with proper
professional standard and value. In this, the first diabolical theme which is associated with the
NMC standard is prioritise people that show relevance with the person centred care. In this, there
are some of people who use to take healthcare service then must take proper observation and
from the first day to last day. These people are taking under observation with diagnose, treatment
and medication. This all aspect is based on pharmacological factor that place with peoples who is
receiving service are prioritise and have to focus on all round treatment and observe their
recovery by providing person centred approach (Cope and et. al., 2018).
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Moreover, the second structured theme is practice effectively which elaborate about the diagnose
and treatment which is plan for individual in order to recover the patient condition. This NMC
standard have specific requirement which has been outlook for the patient and while taking the
aspect of person centred care, it play key role in development of quality of health by prioritise
people and using effectively the term and equipment of healthcare which is measurable and
accountable and reaching up to the professional stairs of NMC standards. In this, the third aspect
which act as bridge in delivery of health is preserve safety, it is important aspect with the person
centred care because, in healthcare people need proper care and support from healthcare
professional. If all are considered then the safety is main aspect which is may be arise due to the
medication error, poor treatment plan and sometime the infection is also a cause of having a
safety failure. So, while taking the contrast of person centred care, preservation of safety is
included because it is vital aspect in the healthcare service for the quick recovery of patient and
also mentioned as professional aspect of delivery of services (Duffy and et. al., 2018).
The last theme which is based on NMC is about promote professionalism and trust. This
is happening when the proper use of last three standard show the relevance of professionalism. In
the context with person centred care, they are equivalent with the delivery of service which is
associated with patient issue and their complication. The care which support patient in their
recovery and approach from the healthcare professional in respective way usually built a
standard with person centred care that provide a core of professionalism and trust among the
people. The origin of NMC standard have single preface to provide quality of health to number
of people with context to develop professionalism and trust by providing valuable services
among people who is facing health issue (Rice and et. al., 2018).
The constitution set out right for the patient, public and staff. They usually outline that the
NHS commitment to patient and staff and the responsibilities in which the public, patient staff
that owe to one another which help to ensure that the NHS which have to operate fairly and show
the impact of effective service which is relatable to health. In this, the set of NHS constitution
include six value which configure with person centred care and extract some aspect which is
valuable and play primary core value for the patient safety and mediaction. There are some of the
expected constituent which is associated with NHS include working together for the patient.
Working together for the patient is positive approach for the patient who is taking the aspect of
person centred care. As per this, it is also identified that the people take faster recovery while
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applying the NHS aspect. In this, the other NHS constituent is respect and dignity which is based
value of patient, their families or the carer which play functional aspect in person centred care. In
this due the respect the individual gets motivated and take some of the aspect and commitment in
life and seek to understand their priorities, needs and abilities with common aspect of limits.
Commitment to quality of care which help to gain trust in term to person centred care which help
to show the aspect of basic quality of care such as safety, effectiveness and patient experience.
Moreover, compassion is also help to ensure central to the care which help to provide and
respond as according to humanity which and kindness that help other patient to take the service
in effective who deny to take. As per this, they focus on prevention of patient stress and anxiety.
This is done by using the aspect of person centred care, it helps to build quality of health and
care among people. However, the another NHS constituent which help to improve the health and
wellbeing and people experience of the NHS. Moreover, there are some of the factor which is
maximise resource for the benefits which is based on community and make sure which has been
excluded, discriminated against or the left behind (Henderson and et. al., 2017).
As per this, the 6 C’s of nursing and healthcare include communication, compassion,
commitment, competence, communication, courage and commitment. With this all aspect, the
person centred care with patient by taking the aspect of this six factor encourage and motivate
the people to take quality of life. In this, nurses operate on these value to ensure that the job get
done in proper manner which can create effectiveness among the patient due the nurse fulfilling
their role and responsibilities which is safe and apply the aspect of treatment in well manner
(Delanois and et. al., 2021). In this, the main purpose of the 6 C’s which help to ensure patient
are looked after the care and compassion which is done by professional who are competent and
aspect to interact and communicate well with patient and other. They have aspect that show the
courage in such a way to make change that help to improve the quality of health and provide care
to the person, this phenomena and primary care approach towards the patient show the access of
person centred care. However, nurse and other healthcare professional use to deliver the best and
commit delivering this all essential approach in their day to day that create positive aspect to
balance and maintain the positive aspect for the future (Finnegan and et. al., 2018).
PART B
The social, political and economic concept of the health and well-being show various relevance
because there are number of factor which affect the wellbeing and health of people. In this, the
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major issue is related with the social determinant which can raise the issue of health inequality.
Moreover, wellbeing is help people for the integration of mental health, that help in development
which has been holistic approach towards the prevention and precaution which has been based
on disease and promotion of health at the same time. It is well shows that there is outcome which
help to play meaningful to the aspect of public health. The political aspect which is important in
healthcare is to conduct and play effective role which start from the evaluation of health related
issue which is associated with the political agenda. Moreover, there are some of the factor which
influence the perception which is focus on the severity of concentrated issue which help to take
care of responsibility that is well related with the perspective with population influence towards
the sphere political (Cronin and et. al., 2021).
The determinants of health and well-being which is based on the economic that
concerned to health which can be said concentrated towards effectiveness, efficiency, behaviour,
value during the production and consumption which has been concentrated towards the factor of
healthcare. In context with person centred approach, outcome of the patient and financial concern
are the major drawback in the health equality (Downing and et. al., 2020). This all factor is
usually creating major of social determinant that may cause the issue of health inequalities which
is poverty, low income and other factor which may create issue with the people to take benefits
of person centred care. In this determinant are usually act as vital factor towards the wellness and
better health outcome. In this, some of the following factor which is also state that the key point
is usually include the social status and the income. In this, they are related with the good health
and welling due the positive response is received by people while taking the service of health.
When there is poor access of health, that affect the status and health of individual, then they do
not acquire any expectation from other and they face issue due to lack of health resources
(Watkins and et. al., 2020).
Moreover, the social exclusion which show the aspect or topic that elaborate the
disadvantage and lack of resource which is associated with same time. In this, the stigmatization
along with discrimination are usually done some of psychological damage to health. Health
inequality is defined as the difference in people health from the time to time. The health
inequality is formulated due to the social status of people (Skolarus and et. al., 2020). As per this,
the major cause of health inequality is started with the poverty which make people far from the
quality of health and low income is also a major cause of having a health inequality. Health and
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safety is the integral part of health of individual. In this, they have proper aspect which is related
with the development of health and safety policy which help to develop wellbeing among the
people (Palmer and et. al., 2019).
CONCLUSION
As per the above discussion, it is analysing that the professional standard and value play
vital role in the delivery of personal centred care. Because the main aim of NMC and NHS
constituent is to promote healthy life among the people and this is done by using the appropriate
standard and ethic which is functional to build quality of health and care. In this, the health
determinant is developing resilience and this is render due the health inequalities.
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