Family centered care
An approach that recognizes and values the pivotal role of the patient's family in the rehab process
What is the definition of family centered care.
Better adherence to treatment plans, increased patient motivation, and a more successful rehabilitation journey
What is improved patient outcomes?
Language differences, limited health literacy, or communication disorders
What is communication barriers?
A positive and motivating environment for the patient that accelerates the rehab process
What is increased motivation and engagement?
Collaborative decision making, open communication and active participation of both the patient and their family members in all aspects of care
What are aspects of family centered care?
It considers all aspects of the patient’s life and is crucial for understanding the social, emotional, and cultural factors that may impact the patient's recovery.
What is holistic patient care?
Physical separation due to long distances or family members residing in different locations
What is geographical barriers?
A smoother transition from clinic to home-based care
What is facilitated transition to home care?
This team member works in partnership with the patient and their family to set goals, develop treatment plans, and provide support, ensuring that care is tailored to the unique needs, values and preferences of the entire family unit.
Who is the physical therapist?
This takes place between PTs, patients, and their families and helps position patients and their families to better understand their needs.
What is effective communication?
Busy schedules and conflicting commitments that limit family members engaging in therapy.
What is time constraints?
Family members become advocates for the patient, ensuring that the established treatment plan is consistently implemented, both in the clinical setting and at home.
What is increased continuity of care?
The patient's health and well-being are interconnected with this.
What is their environment (family and social)?
When families feel included and informed, it positively influences their perception of the quality of care provided
What is patient and family satisfaction?
The cost of healthcare, transportation, or missed work.
What is financial concerns?
This ensures that the treatment plan aligns with the patient's values, preferences, and family dynamics.
What is shared decision-making?
This is vital in providing care that is respectful of diverse backgrounds and helps to meet families' unique needs and expectations
What is cultural competence?
Emotional and physical fatigue that precludes the ability to actively participate in the patient's care consistently.
What is caregiver burnout?
This allows for timely adjustments to the treatment plan as needed.
What is consistent monitoring of progress?