University Presentation: Person-Centred Care in Healthcare

This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of person-centred care processes, focusing on direct patient care activities. It defines person-centred care, emphasizing patient participation and rights, including health information confidentiality and consent. The presentation explores leadership challenges in facilitating person-centred care, highlighting the importance of leadership support and staff skills. It also discusses innovations in healthcare designed to support this approach, such as assistive devices and electronic health records. The conclusion summarizes the benefits for both patients and healthcare professionals, emphasizing improved treatment and convenience. The presentation covers key concepts such as dignity, respect, coordinated care, personalized treatment, and the importance of electronic health records in the context of person-centered care. It also analyzes the challenges faced by healthcare leaders, including communication barriers and patient autonomy. The content is relevant to NSD104: Leading and Learning, covering essential assessment information and detailed instructions, including a step-by-step guide with class presentations to assist in completing the task.

PERSON CENTRED CARE
PROCESSES FOCUSES ON
DIRECT PATIENT CARE

 Introduction
 Person-centred Care
 Discussion on person-centred healthcare
 Leadership challenges for facilitating these conditions
in the real world of practice
 Innovation in healthcare designed to support person-
centred care
 Conclusion
 References
Content

 Person-centred care is where patients participate in their
own treatment with their medical healthcare
professional.
 This person-centred care is used at various places such
as in rehabilitation centres, emergency care, palliative
care etc. these type of care are designed and developed
in such a way such that patients willingly, readily
cooperate with their healthcare professionals to achieve
health related benefits. In such type of care both medical
professional and patients equally plan their care.
Introduction

 Person-centred care also be defined as the way of
thinking where patients who use such health and social
services equally partner up with their health
professionals in monitoring, planning and developing
their care so that all of their needs are fulfilled.
 One of the most important part of this approach is
health education information i.e. patients should be
taught and explained so that they can understand all the
provision of this approach.
Person-centred Care

 All the health related information of patient are kept
confidential which only the healthcare professional and
the individual can know.
 No one else has the right to know those information
without the concern of the patient not even their family
members.
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 According to literature study
there are seven attributes that
together makes an excellent
person-centred care which are:
◦ People, capability and culture.
◦ Governance
◦ Partnership
◦ Technology and built environment,
◦ Measurement
◦ Comprehensive care delivery
◦ Purpose, strategy and leadership.
Discussion on person-centred healthcare

 Person-centred healthcare mostly includes Health
electronic records that can be operated and used
globally from anywhere so that it can be said or
received from anywhere.
 These records include all the medical records of the
patients such as medical examinations, X-Ray,
prescription, MRI etc.
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 If patients want to share their records with anyone then
only they have the right to share it with the person they
want to share it with.
 In other words patients consult is taken before sharing
such records with anyone.
 If in case of any emergency healthcare professions
need to share their patients records with another
profession then first and the foremost thing then need
to do is consult the patients and take their permission
first.
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 In order to provide proper and successful person-centred
care to individuals leadership is extremely important.
 It can be said that leadership is one of the main key
towards the success of person-centred care.
 Leadership impacts person-centred care in various ways.
 It is important for the patient and their family members
to support healthcare leaders in this approach for a
successful completion of this person-centred healthcare.
 Not only this it is important for the staff members of
healthcare leaders to support them during this approach .
Leadership challenges for facilitating these conditions in the real
world of practice

 Sometimes head of healthcare faces lots of difficulties such as
the type of method they use for this person-centred care.
 It is important for the leaders to approve or choose a method
which is preferred by their staff members, patients and their
family members so that they can support the head during the
completion of the care period.
 Healthcare leaders need to continuously work on their staff
members skills and knowledge so that they can support the
head.
 Otherwise it will become challenging for the healthcare leaders
to manage all the challenges for facilitating those conditions
especially while practising.
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There are various innovations done in healthcare which can be
used in supporting person-centred care in various ways. Such as:
 Various kinds of assistant devices have been developed which
can help the patient in various ways such as nowadays a
medicine reminder device have been developed which helps the
patient in remembering that they need to take medicines.
 Such type of medicines help both the healthcare professionals
and patient in keeping a track of medicines taken by the patients
that too on time. Nowadays patients information, their medical
records, prescriptions, reports, X-Rays etc.
 All the information related to the patients can be save on
electronically.
Innovation in healthcare designed to support person-centred
care

 Nowadays , in healthcare any type of consultation. Advices
or consults can be either taken or given online itself which
has increased the changes of better person-centred care of
patients.
 Not only this patients can order and receive their medicines
on time while sitting at home.
 They need not to go to the hospitals or ask their healthcare
professionals for it.
 Such type of innovations made it easy for both the patient
as well as for healthcare professions to receive and provide
person-centred care in an effective manner.
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