Researching up-to-date, reliable literature is crucial for this assessment criterion. Successful candidates will be required to establish at least three examples in support their argument on how person-centered health care services can lead towards positive outcomes by taking into account individual needs and circumstances when providing those services

A successful review paper must include evidence from credible sources who have conducted a thorough research regarding the topic under consideration.

There is a lot of evidence-based research to support the use of outcome-based and person-centered approaches in healthcare. For example, one study found that using an outcome-based approach led to significant improvements in patient outcomes, including a reduction in the number of hospitalizations and emergency department visits.

Another study found that using a person-centered approach led to increased patient satisfaction and improved health outcomes. In particular, patients who received care that was tailored to their individual needs reported lower levels of anxiety and depression, as well as better control over their chronic conditions.

A successful candidate will be able to provide three clear, credible examples of how person-centered health care services can lead toward positive outcomes by taking into account individual needs and circumstances when providing those services.

The first example is from a study that investigated the impact of an outcome-based approach on patient outcomes. The second example is from a study that examined the impact of a person-centered approach on patient outcomes. The third example is from a study that investigated how a traditional health care system can be transformed into a more patient-centered one by implementing an electronic medical record (EMR).