Health Foundation, March 2014
- Person-centred, individualised, personalised, patient-centred, family-centred, patient-centric and many other terms have been used to signal a change in how health services engage with people. This rapid review summarises research about measuring the extent to which care is person-centred.
- Three key questions guided the review:
- How is person-centred care being measured in healthcare?
- What types of measures are used?
- Why and by whom is measurement taking place?
- A spreadsheet listing 160 of the most commonly researched measurement tools accompanies the review.
