@article{0cfaf702-ca8c-40c6-9a9d-0166c21399e2,
author = {Lucyna Ścisło, Iwona Bodys-Cupak, Maria  Kózka},
title = {Patient-centered care – analysis of the model and results of implementation in to the health care system},
journal = {Art of Healing},
volume = {Volume 37 (2022)},
number = {Volume 37, Issue 1},
year = {2022},
issn = {1234-7175},
pages = {33-41},keywords = {patient-centered care; nursing/physician; patient},
abstract = {The Patient-Centered Care (PCC) model has been recognised in many countries as a standard approach in healthcare to improve its quality. The essence of PCC is to respect the values, experiences, needs and preferences of the patient in planning, coordinating and providing care. Therapeutic relationship between the patient and the healthcare providers is at the core of this model. Numerous studies have shown that implementing PCC into the practice contributes to improved care results, better use of resources, lower costs and increased satisfaction of patients with healthcare. The aim of this article is to present the assumptions of the patient-centered care model as well as the benefits and barriers in implementing this model into the health care system. },
doi = {10.4467/18982026SZL.22.004.15995},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/sztuka-leczenia/article/opieka-skoncentrowana-na-pacjencie-analiza-modelu-i-rezultatow-wdrozenia-do-systemu-opieki-zdrowotnej}
}