Chapter 18Person-centred community nursing Caroline Dickson Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK Introduction There is currently a political move towards implementing person-centred care as an approach to keeping people well and…
Chapter 15Meeting the challenges of person-centredness in acute care Christine Boomer1, 2 & Tanya McCance2 1South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust, Northern Ireland, UK 2Ulster University, Northern Ireland, UK…
Chapter 8Person-centred research Belinda Dewar1, Aisling McBride2 & Cathy Sharp3 1University of the West of Scotland, UK 2University of the West of Scotland, Hamilton, Scotland 3Research for Real Edinburgh, Scotland,…
Chapter 2Underpinning principles of person-centred practice Brendan McCormack1 & Tanya McCance2 1Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK 2Ulster University, Northern Ireland, UK Introduction In this chapter we aim to explore what…
Chapter 5Person-centredness in nursing strategy and policy Annette Solman & Val Wilson University of Technology Sydney, Australia Current context of health care There has been significant work in better managing…
1Introduction1 Sara was one of those remarkable patients, familiar in psychiatric and mental health work, who eats objects that shouldn’t be eaten. Batteries, keys, bottle caps, paper clips, knives, nail…
4Garden-variety analogy Inpatient psychiatric care facilities often are associated with lovely outdoor spaces. Tree-lined walkways, old oak groves, sprawling grassy lawns, and even working farms are part of the legacy…
