Which statement describes person-centered care?Looks at the family members' needsLooks at each person's unique needsFocuses on the staff needsFocuses on the disease instead of the person

__________ centred care is not just providing information, but considering someone’s desires, values, family situation, and social circumstances. It means seeing someone as a/an ___________ .Question 6Answera.‘nurse’ and ‘client’b.‘patient’ and ‘burden’c.‘clinician’ and ‘healthcare consumer’d.‘person’ and ‘individual’Clear my choice

Which of the following BEST describes person-centered care?Work quicklyKnow what the person likesBe on timeInvolve supervisors

What groups of people are in need of care?1 pointAdultsElderlyChildrenIndividuals with special needsAdolescentsAll of the above

What are some of the principles of person-centred approach? Select all that apply.Ensure that the support is inclusiveFocus on positive outcomesInclude others in the discussion around the client’s supportFocus on the client’s priorities and strengthsInclude a shared commitment to the plan

What is person-centred care for dementia? Working with a person with dementia to improve their physical coordination A holistic method of caring for a person with dementia that focuses on care and respect for that person's needs Working with a person with dementia to challenge their unhelpful thoughts and schedule activities that they previously enjoyed Having the person with dementia complete simple tasks repetitively in order to improve their memory