Question
Identify examples of the 6 C'S from the list below. 

• Critical thinking
• Communication
• Celebration
• Co - operation

Which of the following is a key principle of person-centred care?

• Focusing solely on medical interventions

• Ignoring patient preferences

• Empowering patients and involving them in decision-making

• Prioritising healthcare provider convenience

How can healthcare professionals promote person-centred care?

• By ignoring patient preferences

• By providing standardised care to all patients

• By actively listening to patients and involving them in decision-making

• By minimising patient involvement

What challenges might arise in implementing person-centred care?

• Lack of resources and time constraints

• Overemphasis on patient preferences

• Resistance to change within healthcare systems

• All of the above

What are the Principles of Person Centred Care?

• Personalised

• Coordinated

• Enabling

• Dignity, Compassion and Respect

• Standardised

What is at the at the centre of the biopsychosocial model?

• The community
• The healthcare system
• The environment
• Health and well-being

What is holistic care in nursing?

• Holistic care in nursing focuses solely on physical health.
• Holistic care in nursing is a method that prioritizes medical treatments over emotional support.
• Holistic care in nursing is an approach that addresses the whole person, including their physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being.

Which is the most accurate definition of advocacy in nursing?

• Advocacy in nursing is primarily about managing hospital resources.
• Advocacy in nursing is the act of supporting and promoting the rights and interests of patients.
• Advocacy in nursing focuses on promoting the interests of healthcare providers.

What might being an advocate involve?

• Telling the patient what you think is best, in your opinion.

• Speaking on behalf of the patient

• Helping the patient explore care options

• To help empower the patient

• Being a good listener

Which is an incorrect type of advocacy?

• Statutory

• Self

• Family or relative

• Technical