Leading A comprehensive Geriatric Assessment in an Interdisciplinary Team-Based Clinical Model

Phillips, Steven L.; Macmillan, K.R.; Gibb, Zebbedia G.; Reed, Peter

doi:10.1093/geroni/igx004.2160

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“…Using standard protocols (e.g. the Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment) helps to include all aspects of the person and achieve a holistic approach in the collaborative care plan (Phillips, Mcmillan, Gibb, & Reed, 2017). The PCC centre in Gothenburg has developed a PCC health plan at discharge that includes the patient's narrative, resources, motivations and goals.…”

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Health and social care professionals’ experiences of collaborative planning—Applying the person‐centred practice framework

2020

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Person-centred care (PCC) is a concept that has become widely used (Ekman, Hedman, Swedberg, & Wallengren, 2015; McCance, McCormack, & Dewing, 2011) and is a central part of policies for delivering health care and social care. At the same time, there has been a shift from hospital-based care to home care and the way services are delivered. This includes providing integrated health care and social care around peoples' needs that are effectively coordinated across providers. The essence of PCC is a health system designed around individuals, families and community preferences, values and needs (World Health Organization, 2015). A requirement for delivering PCC is collaboration between healthcare and social care professionals. The collaboration acknowledges the unique expertise of various professionals and is essential for delivering high-quality patient care (Fox & Reeves, 2015). By focusing on PCC in practice, healthcare and social care organizations want to move from fragmented, paternalistic and disease-oriented care to relationship-based, collaborative and holistic care (McCance et al., 2011; Washburn & Grossman, 2017). However, many health systems are struggling with effective implementation of PCC (Santana et al., 2018). Studies have shown that barriers to the implementation of PCC are the traditional practices, structures, resources, time, skills and attitudes of pro

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