Background Providing everyday activities is central to high quality residential aged care, but
further research is needed on the association between activity participation, person‐centred …

Engagement with the historical and theoretical underpinnings of measuring quality of life (QoL)
and patient‐reported outcomes (PROs) in healthcare is important. Ideas and values that …

… to explore person-centred care and its association to resource use, resident quality of life, …
between person-centred care and resource use, resident quality of life, and staff job strain. …

… to ADL ability and quality of life, as residents in more person-centred units were rated as …
and higher quality of life. No relationships were found between person-centredness and levels …

… status rather than quality of life. Questions arise as to whether such measures are truly patient
centred and to what extent they actually represent the quality of life of individual patients or …

… of the subjects, is person centred and satisfies some of the requirements of person-centredness.
However, as we have already said, some ethical aspects of person-centredness are not …

… that enables staff to experience person-centredness and work in a personcentred way.
With a focus on person-centred culture, we adopt the following definition of personcentredness: …

… promote quality of life of their … quality of life from the perspective of the older persons
and to clarify how health professionals can respond to their idea of quality of life in a person-centred …

… It could be argued that ‘patient-centred’ and ‘women-centred’ are the two terms that focus
primarily on the recipient of care, whilst the terms ‘personcentred’ and ‘relationship-centred’ …

… the term “person-centred care” (referred to as PCC), as opposed to patient-centred care, in
… a scoping review conducted on person-centred quality indicators that revealed rich literature …