Healthcare Quarterly, 19(1) April 2016: 70-75.doi:10.12927/hcq.2016.24605
Care In The Community
Bringing Person- and Family-Centred Care Alive in Home, Community and Long-Term Care Organizations
Danielle Bender and Paul Holyoke
Abstract
It is now more important than ever for person- and family-centred care (PFCC) to be at the forefront of program and service design and delivery; yet, to date, very little guidance is available to assist home, community and long-term care (LTC) organizations to operationalize this concept and overcome inherent challenges. This article provides a list of practical strategies for healthcare leaders to promote and support a culture shift towards PFCC in their organizations and identifies and addresses five common concerns. The unique opportunities and challenges for practicing PFCC in home, community and LTC settings are also discussed.
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