Having values that are centred on individuals will help you provide better service to your clients. Six core principles define person-centered care in general, and they are as follows:
- Care
- Compassion
- Competence
- Communication
- Courage
- Commitment
On the other hand, the 6 Cs might help you see why it’s important to put each person at the centre of your care and support strategies. Instead than forcing a person to conform to an established schedule, the routine should be adjusted to fit the person. Person-centered work is another name for this approach.
Our training thoroughly investigates these important concepts and prepares carers to practise “person-centred” care. Tools to promote person-centered approaches and risk enablement are covered in addition to the legal and regulatory framework and the Care Act.
