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Patient- and Family-Centered Care (PFCC) — Multiple Choice Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does patient- and family-centered care (PFCC) emphasize?

a)

Care is done to patients

b)

Care is done for patients

c)

Care is done with patients and families

d)

Care ignores family input

2.

Which of the following is not one of the four core concepts of PFCC?

a)

Respect and dignity

b)

Information sharing

c)

Participation

d)

Profit maximization

3.

When was the Institute for Patient- and Family-Centered Care (IPFCC) founded?

a)

1980

b)

1992

c)

2000

d)

2012

4.

What is the mission of IPFCC?

a)

To increase hospital revenue

b)

To advance understanding and practice of PFCC

c)

To design medical equipment

d)

To limit family involvement in healthcare

5.

Which benefit is not associated with PFCC?

4 lines
6.

Which statement best describes information sharing in PFCC?

a)

Withholding complex information from families

b)

Communicating complete, unbiased information

c)

Excluding families from decision-making

d)

Sharing information only if asked

7.

Which strategy is linked to improved health outcomes and satisfaction?

a)

Excluding families from care planning

b)

Patient and family engagement

c)

Relying solely on clinician expertise

d)

Limiting decision-making to physicians only

8.

PFCC defines family as:

a)

Only legally related individuals

b)

Healthcare professionals

c)

Whomever the patient identifies as family

d)

Only immediate relatives

9.

Which is an example of PFCC best practice?

a)

Restricting family visits

b)

Implementing Patient and Family Advisory Councils

c)

Sharing information only among clinicians

d)

Excluding patients from policy decisions

10.

One of the core values of PFCC—collaboration—involves:

a)

Patients and families only receiving instructions

b)

Healthcare leaders alone making all policies

c)

Patients, families, and providers partnering in all care aspects

d)

Isolating patient care to a single clinician