… surfaced as a fundamental part of providing person-centred care in this study, and everyday
activities also constitute a part of contemporary measurements of person-centred care. For …

… is emerging, there is a need for clarity overhow this is operationalised in everyday
practice … a focus on person-centred culture, we adopt the following definition of personcentredness: …

… and increasing our shared understanding of person-centred care in a way that can impact
… of person-centredness, after which we discuss the synergies with patient-centredness and …

… The research question was: ‘How are personcentred care concepts made tangible where
empirical data is used to describe them?’ The additional framework analysis was the chosen …

… of person-centred practice … everyday activities among older people in Indian nursing
homes and the extent to which engagement in everyday activities is associated with person-centred …

… to understand a person’s motivation to engage in activities is especially important as
illness progresses, where facilitation of engagement in alternative everyday activities may be …

… , is person centred and satisfies some of the requirements of person-centredness. However,
… specific and holistic properties, (ii) to address the person's difficulties in everyday life, (iii) to …

… Translating the theoretical basis into everyday procedures, we … Here, the person, as the
transient centre of activities and … a non-Cartesian, instead centred PCM and polycentric grid (PCG…

… However, translating the core concepts of person-centred nursing into everyday practice
is challenging (2). The reasons for this come in many forms and are often indicative of the …

… a person and active learner and being person-centred within a particular nuanced context.
These activities … Being person‐centred in everyday practice is challenging and so the need for …