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    Patient-Centered Care

    Approach that considers the patient's preferences, goals, needs, values.

    Definition

    Patient-Centered Care is an approach that considers the patient's preferences, goals, needs, values, and circumstances when planning and delivering care.

    Why it matters

    Patient-centered care promotes meaningful participation and aligns clinical interventions with what matters most to the patient.

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