Healthcare tells professionals to always put patients first, yet strikes force care to be withheld.
Our paper argues this tension exposes a fault line at the heart of “person-centred care”.
https://t.co/5EJoiZaNEx
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@MrsBosanquet @YouTube@PCP_ICoP The emphasis on “..brave conversations..” and recognising that “..being person-centred is a constant state of development..” strongly resonates. @AsamLatif and I examine how person-centred care ideals often clash with systemic and practical realities: https://t.co/evuXn9UYhn
@BillingMartin Agree, person-centred care is often invoked as an ideal, yet practice remains standardised and system-driven. @AsamLatif and I explore this paradox in our paper: https://t.co/evuXn9UqrP
@ILCCanada@CanAgeSeniors@HelpAgeCA@CMA_Docs Both people receiving care and those providing it deserve authentic, meaningful care. Asam Latif and I explore in our paper why person-centred care often fails in practice and what a new culture could look like: https://t.co/evuXn9UqrP
@CovenantCA Encouraging to see this focus on person-centred care! @AsamLatif and I have explored how person-centred care ideals are often aspirational and don’t always translate into practice. Understanding these limitations is key to meaningful improvement: https://t.co/evuXn9UqrP
@MarhabaQatar@HMC_Qatar Congratulations to @HMC_Qatar! Recognition like this shows what person-centred care can achieve. @AsamLatif and I examine in our commentary why these ideals often clash with real-world practice: https://t.co/evuXn9UqrP
@SCoRMembers Great to see focus on person-centred care, AI, and workforce challenges. @AsamLatif and I explore the gaps between ideals and practice in our commentary: https://t.co/evuXn9UqrP
@ACSQHC Person-centred care is widely promoted, but in practice it can be hard to achieve. @AsamLatif and I explore these tensions in our commentary: https://t.co/evuXn9UqrP
@SpringerNursing@SpringerNature@springer1842 Great to see resources on person-centred dementia care. I’m currently supporting a friend with dementia and can see firsthand how hard it is to fully realise these ideals, something @AsamLatif and I discuss in our paper: https://t.co/evuXn9UqrP
@BrianWebster18@QNI_Scotland@RCNDNForum Agree, Brian, policy often promises person-centred care, but in practice it frequently falls short.
@AsamLatif and I explored this tension and the fallacy of person-centred care in our recent paper: https://t.co/evuXn9UqrP
@AsamLatif If person-centred care is ‘dead,’ perhaps it was never truly alive. The opportunity lies in reimagining practice through authenticity, integrity, and transformative action. @AsamLatif@Nurs_Philo https://t.co/Zed0s6aFmT
@AsamLatif Drawing on Nietzsche, we propose the Über-professional: a practitioner of courage, authenticity, and resistance, willing to challenge systems when care is compromised. @AsamLatif#Nietzsche#Professionalism
New publication in @Nurs_Philo: Is “person-centred care” real, or an illusion? We explore the Über-professional: a practitioner grounded in authenticity, critique, and courage. @AsamLatif
https://t.co/5EJoiZaNEx