“We strive to understand and implement the way of working around person-centred care.” Person-centredness is an important piece of the puzzle in the development towards Close Care. Center for person-centred care, GPCC, at the University of Gothenburg, examines, researches and evaluates the effects of person-centred care. Center director Axel Wolf talks about positive effects for patients and staff, but also about the need for continued development with a focus on precision medicine, digitization and control.
Listen to the podcast here (in Swedish): Näravårdpodden – en podcast från SKR | Personcentrering – på alla nivåer (transistor.fm)
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