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1. Start by understanding the needs and preferences of the individual or family receiving care.
2. Involve the person and their family members in all aspects of care planning and decision-making.
3. Prioritize communication and ensure that information is shared openly and transparently.
4. Respect and support the individual or family's autonomy, privacy, and dignity.
5. Collaborate with the person and their family to develop a personalized care plan that addresses their unique goals and concerns.
6. Provide ongoing support and encouragement to the person and their family to actively participate in their care.
7. Continuously evaluate and adjust the care plan based on the changing needs and preferences of the individual or family.
8. Foster a culture of empathy, compassion, and respect within the healthcare team to promote person- and family-centered care.

Who needs person- and family-centered care?

1. Person- and family-centered care is relevant for anyone receiving healthcare services.
2. It is especially important for individuals with chronic illnesses, complex care needs, or disabilities.
3. Family members or loved ones who are involved in the care and support of the individual also benefit from person- and family-centered care.
4. Ultimately, person- and family-centered care should be the standard approach for all healthcare settings and all individuals, regardless of their specific healthcare needs.

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What is person- and family-centered care?

Person- and family-centered care is a healthcare approach that involves patients and their families in the planning and delivery of care, emphasizing collaboration, respect for patient preferences, and individualized support.

Who is required to file person- and family-centered care?

Healthcare providers and organizations that aim to implement person- and family-centered care practices are required to file related documentation to demonstrate compliance.

How to fill out person- and family-centered care?

To fill out person- and family-centered care documentation, providers should include specific patient information, assess needs and preferences, and outline care plans that involve family input.

What is the purpose of person- and family-centered care?

The purpose of person- and family-centered care is to enhance the patient experience, improve health outcomes, and ensure that care is respectful of and responsive to individual patient and family needs.

What information must be reported on person- and family-centered care?

Information that must be reported includes patient demographics, care preferences, family involvement, assessment findings, and specific care plans or interventions.