NR 581NP Week 4 Collaboration Café - Person-centered Care and Cultural Humility
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lOMoARcPSD|50231526 lOMoARcPSD|50231526 a. Define what person-centered care means to you. In my nursing practice person centered care means developing care plans and treatments by thinking of each individual person’s needs and preferences to provide quality of care. Ensuring that their beliefs and culture are included to promote wellness and health for patient satisfaction outcomes. By developing personalized care plans help us better care for our patients and address physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs. I agree with Coulter “Person-centred care means treating patients as individuals and as equal partners in the business of healing”. (Coulter, 2021). b. Describe how you will apply principles of holistic nursing, cultural humility, and self-reflection in your future role as an advanced practice nurse. Holis琀椀c nursing is used by approaching all aspects of a pa琀椀ent’s life and well-being such as considering their emo琀椀onal needs, physical needs, social and as well as spiritual. This could include using di昀昀erent herbal remedies, integra琀椀ve therapy such as mindfulness or aromatherapy. Incorpora琀椀ng culture into a pa琀椀ents care plan can help with building trust and self-awareness to be琀琀er treat the pa琀椀ent long term. Including mindfulness techniques can promote decreased stress and anxiety. Adding some of these prac琀椀ces can help provide compassionate care and cultural sensi琀椀vity. By crea琀椀ng an environment that has more cultural awareness can help providers with background and perspec琀椀ves that help be琀琀er care for our pa琀椀ents. My opinion to include cultural competency in a pa琀椀ents care helps show respect and dignity to whatever race, ethnicity and socioeconomically status our pa琀椀ent comes from. Also in order to delivery pa琀椀ent centered care as providers we must consider the wide range of lifestyles and experiences that our pa琀椀ents come from. Reference: Coulter, A., & Oldham, J. (2021). Person-centred care: what is it and how do we get there?. Future hospital journal, 3(2), 114–116. https://doi.org/10.7861/futurehosp.3-2- 114
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