Person-Centred Practice Quiz

Which of the following statements about individual rights in person-centred practice is true?

• Individuals should always follow the caregiver's instructions without input.

• Individuals have the right to privacy and confidentiality.

• Individuals must accept care without question.

• Individuals have the right to make informed choices about their care.

What role does decision-making play in person-centred practice?

• It gives powers to individuals to take control of their care.

• It limits individuals' ability to choose their care options.

• It encourages individuals to rely on professionals for all decisions.

Which outcomes are associated with effective person-centred practice?

• Standardised care that does not consider individual needs.

• Improved mental and emotional well-being.

• Decreased levels of independence among individuals.

• Increased satisfaction with care received.

How does person-centred practice address cognitive (thinking and being involved) needs?

• By providing information in accessible formats.

• By ignoring the individual's preferred learning style.

• By encouraging engagement in meaningful activities.

• By enforcing a one-size-fits-all approach.

What is a key benefit of person-centred practice in health and social care?

• It promotes individual rights and dignity.

• It ensures all individuals receive the same treatment.

• It enhances decision-making and confidence.

• It limits personal choice to maintain control.

How does person-centred practice support an individual's independence?

• By enforcing strict rules and regulations.

• By providing tailored support based on individual needs.

• By making decisions on behalf of the individual.

• By encouraging self-management and choice.

In what way does person-centred practice impact health and well-being?

• It prioritises the caregiver's convenience over the individual's needs.

• It supports care that is focused and tailored to the individual.

• It discourages individuals from making their own choices.

• It doesn't allow individuals to express their preferences and needs.