week 3 Flashcards
what does PFCC
patient and family-centered care
what does this approach emphasize
collaboration between healthcare providers, patients, and their families to ensure the delivery of high-quality, holistic care
what does the PFCC do in a holistic way
-a holistic approach to healthcare that places patients and their families at the center of the care delivery process
why is this approach grounded in several key principles/thepurpose
- extensively researched and proven to enhance the quality of healthcare and patient outcomes
what is the relevance of PFCC for Canadian healthcare
-guiding principle in healthcare delivery
what is PFCC in canada rooted in
-focus on partnership, respect and empowerment
definition of PFCC
an approach to the planning, delivery, and evaluation of healthcare that is grounded in mutually beneficial partnerships among healthcare providers, patients and families
what are the 4 principles of the PFCC
- respect and dignity
- info sharing
- collaborative care
- family engagement
expand on respect and dignity
patients and families are treated with respect and dignity, and their values and beliefs are acknowledged
expand on info sharing
open and honest communication is promoted, ensuring that patients and families are well-informed about their care options and decisions
expand on collaborative care
healthcare providers collaborate with patients and families to develop care plans and make decisions that align with the patient’s goals and values
expand on family engagement
families are recognized as essential partners in care, and their involvement is encouraged and supported
application of the PFCC in improving neonatal care through PFCC
info sharing-shared detailed info with parents about their kids conditions, treatment plans and progress. included in daily rounds with parents…could ask questions and participate in discussions
family engagement- parents were encouraged to participate in their infant’s care actively. trained to do basic tasks ex diaper changes and taking temp of baby under a nurses guidance
collaboration- healthcare team fostered collaboration between parents and healthcare providers. parents were invited to participate in care planning meetings and considered valuable care team members
respect and dignity- healthcare team was trained in cultural sensitivity and respectful communication to ensure that parents felt heard and respected in the NICU
the implementation of the PFCC in the NICU had several significant positive outcomes
-reduced stress and anxiety
- improved health outcomes
- enhanced parental satisfaction
- knowledge transfer
- better communication
expand on reduced stress and anxiety (the implementation of the PFCC in the NICU had several significant positive outcomes)
parents reported reduced stress and anxiety levels as they felt more informed and involved in their infants care. they appreciate being treated as partners in their baby’s journey to health