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Patient Centered Care (PCC) Partial Fulfillment of Requirements for Health Care Management 421 Southern Illinois University Carbondale JONAS ACHOMBOM 10 JULY 2015 INSTRUCTOR DR. SANDRA NAGEL BEEBE
Overview Definition of PCC Benefits Barriers Example
What is PCC? Partnership between • Practitioners • Patients • Their families
A brief evolution of PCC “Medical home” in 1967 by American Academy of Pediatrics Provision of integrated accessible health care services in (PC Primary Care Collaborative) in 1996 by Institute is Medicine
Benefits of PCC Patients must • Rate their health care • Judge their health care Patients opinions on • What is important to them • How well care was delivered
PCC benefits (continued) The acknowledgement patient knows how well their needs are met Whose view determines satisfaction Training of providers Sharing the priority of patient
PCC benefits (continued) Change from authoritative and dictatorship to that of collaboration, partnership, solidarity, and empathy Change in the system diminishes the assembly line driven productivity to one that revolves around the patient Help reduce cost in health care Improves the quality of health care
Barriers of PCC Assimilation of boutique and hotel styles like : • Greeters • Greenery Confusion in the meaning of PCC Superficial results
PCC Barriers (continued) No improvement in disease although patient is listened to A need for invitation by providers for patients to be involved Be aware of passive patients
PCC Barriers (continued) Poor communication Language barrier
Example of PCC The Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) is an excellent model of PCC
Summary PCC strengthens relationships between patients and their providers
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