In order to lead a person-centered approach, we need to ensure that we have appropriate methods for health and care. This means being able to provide the best services possible which meets our individuals’ needs.
As healthcare professionals, we need to be aware that although it’s important to care for the person first and foremost, this does not always mean that our values align; sometimes they may clash. This is something that many people working in social care are discovering as they provide more services for vulnerable adults.
As we know, it’s important to identify an individual’s health needs as early as possible – this gives us the best opportunity to provide them with the right level of care. This means that we need systems and processes which enable us to recognize any emerging health needs.
It can be helpful to manage systems and processes which enable us to recognize any emerging health needs, as this gives us the best opportunity to provide them with the right level of care.
In order to implement and evaluate protocols for safe healthcare practice, we need to ensure that they actively promote positive outcomes. If an individual’s needs are not met as a result of our care then this is likely to impact their trust in us as professionals.
It can be helpful for us if we manage systems and processes which enable us to recognize any emerging health needs, as this gives us the best opportunity to provide them with the right level of care.
Actively involving people in the decision-making process means that they feel as though they have a voice. In order to promote positive outcomes, we need to be able to foster the active participation of individuals, carers, and families in decisions about their health and healthcare.
In order for us to be able to actively involve people in the decision-making process, it’s important that they feel as though they have a voice.
It’s important that we are able to maintain healthcare records in line with legislation and organizational requirements. This means having effective IT systems which enable us to manage our information effectively.
As mentioned previously, this may be something you have experienced while working in a care home or with older people who are coming to terms with the changes that happen as they age.
It’s important to champion accountability when carrying out health and care procedures. When we are accountable, patients will be more likely to feel as though they can trust us with their information – especially if it is a sensitive issue.
In order for us to be able to champion accountability, this means that patients will be more likely to feel as though they can trust us with their information.