Soins axés sur les besoins de la personne et de la famille

French

2015

The Person-and Family-Centred Care best practice guideline can be used to enhance the quality of partnerships between health-care providers with individuals accessing care, ultimately improving clinical outcomes.

It is important to acknowledge that person- and family-centred care focuses on the whole person as a unique individual and not just on their illness or disease. By viewing the individual through this lens, health-care providers come to know and understand the person’s life story, experience of health, the role of family in the person’s life, and the role they may play in supporting the person to achieve health.

This guideline provides best practice recommendations in three main areas:

Practice recommendations are directed primarily to those who provide direct care to persons in health-system settings and in the community.
Education recommendations are directed to those responsible for staff and student education.
System, organization, and policy recommendations apply to managers, administrators, policy-makers, nursing regulatory bodies, academic institutions, and government bodies.

Recommendations in these three areas are most effective when implemented together.

This guideline replaces the previous BPG Client Centred Care.

Person-and Family-Centred Care [3]

Facilitating Client Centred Learning (Client) [4]

Facilitating Client Centred Learning (Health-Care Providers) [5]

Five Measures You Can Take to Protect Yourself (From Abuse and Neglect—to be used where best practices occur) [6]

Toolkit: Implementation of Best Practice Guidelines, Second Edition [7]

Evidence Booster: Fight to Prevent Influenza: A Person-and Family-Centred Approach [8]

Panel Members (2015)
Expert Panel Co-Chair: Eleanor Rivoire, RN, BScN, MSc (Pediatrics)
Expert Panel Co-Chair: Sholom Glouberman, PhD

Danielle Bender, MA
Anna Cooper, RN, BScN, MN
Michael Creek
Tracey DasGupta, RN, BScN, MN
Denise Dodman, RN, BScN, MScN, GNC(C)
Cathryn Hoy, RN
Karima Karmali, RN, BScN, MBA
Julie Lapointe, OT, PhD
Lisa Prowd, RN, BScN
Caroline Rafferty, RN, BScN, MHSc
Simret Tewolde, RPN
Agnes Wong, RN, BScN, MN
Ioana Gheorghiu, BScN (Student)

RNAO Program Team:
Guideline Development Lead: Brenda Dusek, RN, BN, MN
Guideline Development Project Coordinator: Andrea Stubbs, BA
Anastasia Harripaul, RN, MSc(A)
Tanvi Sharma, RN, BScN, MN (Student)
Monique Lloyd, RN, PhD
Rita Wilson, RN, MN
Ancilla Barco, RN, BScN, MN

Panel Members (2006)
Penny Nelligan, RN, BScN, MSN - Team Leader
Frances Flint, RN, MN
Doris Grinspun, RN, MSN, PhD(c) O.Ont
Nancy Lefebre, RN, MScN
Sheila Lewis, BScN, MHSc
Dianne Martin, RPN, RN, BScN
Suzanne Payeur-Grenier, RN
Elizabeth Peter, RN, PhD
Beryl Pilkington, RN, PhD
Kari Van Camp, RN, MScN. CPMHN(C), CARN-AP
Barb Van Maris, BSc, MSc
Tracey Skov, RN, BScN, MSN(c)

Panel Members (2002)
Penny Nelligan, RN, MSN (Team Leader)
Jackie Balfour, RN
Lisa Connolly, RN(EC), BScN
Doris Grinspun, RN, MSN, PhD(cand)
Cheryl Reid-Haughian, RN, CPC
Christine Jonas-Simpson, RN, PhD
Nancy Lefebre, RN, MScN
Elizabeth Peter, RN, PhD
Beryl Pilkington, RN, PhD
Karen Sherry, RN, BScN