There are many definitions of person-centered care, but at the Ida Institute, we understand person-centered care to be healthcare that is designed around the client's needs, wants, and perspectives.
Person-centered care respects the client's preferences and values, involves their family and friends, reinforces shared decision making and goal setting, and prioritizes the free-flow of information.
In the videos below, audiologist Deborah Ferrari from the University of Sao Paulo Bauru, provides an overview of the fundamental principles of person-centered care that audiology students have been exposed to during their curriculum. Ferrari discusses why person-centered care is important and identifies barriers to practicing in a person-centered fashion.
In this lecture, Lorraine Gailey explains why it is important to listen to the client and what helps and hinders person-centered practices in the clinic.
Duration: 25 min
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