What is the state of the art in person-centred care?: Expert Commentary

Sue Lukersmith; Luis Salvador-Carulla; Joachim Sturmberg; Carmen Huckel Schneider; Andrew  Wilson; James A.  Gillespie

doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.18519.29605

What is the state of the art in person-centred care? Expert Commentary

Sue Lukersmith
, Luis Salvador-Carulla
, Joachim Sturmberg
, Carmen Huckel Schneider
, Andrew Wilson
, James A. Gillespie

Health Research Institute

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Abstract

Person- and people-centred healthcare (PPCHC) is not merely a clinical concept. It is a whole philosophy and culture of care that drives a complex healthcare system. It includes a range of concepts including a holistic perspective of health, functioning and wellbeing, shared decision-making and empowerment, co-produced and integrated care, context and complexity. While we can learn from countries and sub-systems that have adopted a PPCHC approach the importance of context means that Australia will need to develop its own strategies and roadmap in moving towards person- and people-centred healthcare.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Sydney
Number of pages	60
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.18519.29605
Publication status	Published - 2016

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