PCC is an approach that puts the individual patient at the center of the care process and consists of three components: holistic, collaborative, and responsive care [3]. This process can be implemented independently or collaboratively between healthcare professionals and patients to reflect patient needs and preferences [4].

2023年11月17日 · We used multiple linear regression to investigate how nursing teamwork could affect patient-centered care after controlling for covariates. Results: We identified three nursing teamwork subgroups: low, mid, and high. Nurses with a higher level of teamwork in their units tended to work fewer hours with more adequate staffing (F = 5.88, p = 0.003 ...

2019年5月1日 · Nurses' PCC, teamwork, and safety climate were positively related with patient participation. In particular, the findings indicate that enhancing nurses' competency for patient-centered care and creating a strong safety climate are important to promote patient participation for safer health care.

2025年2月4日 · This study aims to bridge this critical gap by investigating the Big Five Teamwork Model as an intervention to enhance teamwork, reduce care rationing, and promote PCC. The study’s findings might provide insights into actionable strategies to empower nurses, optimize teamwork, and develop organizational policies prioritizing patient-centered ...

Although this study presents a particular PCC model facilitated and implemented at GPCC, the findings provide useful guidance for developing PCC interventions across different healthcare settings. Interventions need to be adapted to fit the needs of both patients and professionals.

PCC is an approach that puts the individual patient at the center of the care process and consists of three components: holistic, col-laborative, and responsive care [3]. This process can be implemented independently or collaboratively between healthcare professionals and patients to reflect patient needs and preferences [4].

Nurses' PCC, teamwork, and safety climate were positively related with patient participation. In particular, the findings indicate that enhancing nurses' competency for patient-centered care and creating a strong safety climate are important to promote patient participation for …

Purpose: This study's aim was to examine degrees of patient participation in patient safety activities in hospitals and to investigate their relationships with nurses' patient-centered care competency (PCC), teamwork, and safety climate. Methods: …

Primary Care providers are expected to deliver patient-centered care (PCC) within teams; however, PCC tends to be studied within the provider-patient dyad, often to the exclusion of interprofessional team relationships. The purpose of this study was to explore how PCC is understood in the context of …

Teamwork, as an organizational factor influencing PCC, is fundamental to delivering high-quality patient care. It involves communication, collaboration, trust, respect, shared decision-making, accountability, and flexibility among healthcare professionals [12].