Person-Centred Care: Resources

BARBARA’S STORY

Barbara’s Story illustrates the experience of an older woman (Barbara) as she attends a hospital appointment and is admitted for investigations.  The video depicts Barbara’s health deterioration, hospitalisation, community care and eventual death. Much of this film is viewed ‘through Barbara’s eyes’ so as to elicit an empathic and person-centred response.

Barbara’s story – full video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtA2sMAjU_Y

Shorter version – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFXirEnjfTI

Research report – Barbaras story full report_January 2015.pdf

Acknowledgment: Eileen Sills (and team), Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, UK.

PRINCIPLES OF PERSON-CENTRED CARE

This US website has a series of videos that highlight the essential elements of patient (person) centred care.

Acknowledgment: The Picker Institute, USA.

TOP 5 – STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT CARE AND COMMUNICATION FOR PEOPLE WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

This video focuses on person-centred care and therapeutic communication with a person with cognitive impairment. It introduces the TOP 5 strategy and profiles positive and negative communication interactions.

https://cloudstor.aarnet.edu.au/plus/s/40Nr15YJWcyuWpK

Acknowledgments: Trudy Dwyer, Lynne Parkinson, Barbara O’Neill, Kerry Reid-Searl, and Chris Doran, CQUniversity, Dee Jeffrey and Sandra Thomson, PresCare, Rockhampton. The TOP 5 initiative was developed by the Central Coast Local health District.