Person-Centered Healthcare
What it is like to not be involved in risk management, care planning or significant decisions in mental health care
“When assessments, decisions and plans are made without my presence, let alone my input, it isn’t a cause of annoyance or anger but instead the source of complicated hurt, distress, mistrust, hopelessness and destruction of the self.” From the thedoodlechroniclesblog :…
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Contextualising science in the aftermath of the evidence-based medicine era: On the need for person-centred healthcare
Person-Centered Healthcare. How to Practise and Teach PCH
Published in 2016, and edited by Prof. Andrew Miles, the publishers of this book say: “Despite exponential increases in biomedical and technological advance over the 100 years that have radically transformed the scope, possibility and power of clinical practice, there…
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