Abstract
The review was primarily designed to help inform future work of the ihub’s Person-centred Design and Improvement Team which help people working in health and social care in Scotland to take a person-centred approach to improving the services they deliver.
The evidence is considered in two parts in this review. A summary from a quality improvement perspective is given in part 1 from the Evidence and evaluation for Improvement Team. The breadth and depth of literature relevant to person-centred care considered as part of the commission is reviewed in part 2 including the approaches associated with current key initiatives being implemented in Scotland.
The evidence is considered in two parts in this review. A summary from a quality improvement perspective is given in part 1 from the Evidence and evaluation for Improvement Team. The breadth and depth of literature relevant to person-centred care considered as part of the commission is reviewed in part 2 including the approaches associated with current key initiatives being implemented in Scotland.
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Edinburgh |
| Commissioning body | Healthcare Improvement Scotland |
| Number of pages | 44 |
| Publication status | Published - 22 Jun 2021 |
Keywords
- public health
- person-centred care
- literature review
- public health practice