Good 'home care,' characterised by attention to patient-centred needs and flexible in design and scope, does not have to be located within the private sphere; relationships may actually be maintained and nurtured by enabling people to have a realistic choice of care in an institution.
Finally, by improving clients' empowerment [ 66, 67], providing client-centred needs assessment [ 51, 65], and developing partnerships with community organizations, older adults' social needs could be better met.
Moreover, this research sheds light on the importance of a user-centred needs-assessment approach to better understand pedestrian decision-making and behaviour.
Therefore, person-centred care needs to be expanded to "relationship-centred care" [ 21].
Whether BIVA-guided fluid management improves patient-centred outcomes needs to be explored in future interventional studies.
Person-centred care needs to be at the heart of the training with competencies of generalism [ 25].
The manualised nurse-led psychoeducational intervention includes an exploratory and person-centred holistic needs assessment, promotes self-management of symptoms, is delivered out-of-hospital and includes patients' partners, carers, or close family members, where necessary.
And interventions should be child-centred, you need a commitment to children's developmental progress; it's not just about the parents.
New methods of learner centred teaching delivery need evaluation and appropriate funding [ 28].
A patient centred approach is needed which takes the "whole person" into account, along with a better customer service approach minimising the lost time and possibly lost wages encountered by patients when accessing care.
