PPT-Person- (and Practice-) Centered Research

James W Mold MD MPH Emeritus Professor of Family and Preventive Medicine University of Oklahoma Objectives After participating in this forum you will be able to Explain key differences between personcentered care and problemoriented care. a.k.a., Humanistic or . Rogerian. Therapy. Person-Centered Therapy. . (A reaction against the directive and psychoanalytic approaches). Challenges:. The assumption that “the counselor knows best”. For Families. We’ll begin shortly! . Thank you for being here!. PLEASE NOTE: you should be hearing music while you wait. If you do not, make sure your computer speakers are on and the volume is up.. Carole Harvey, Ph.D., LISW-S. CARF Consultant and Surveyor. carole3008@yahoo.com. When you think of being . “person-centered”. ,. . what comes to mind?. Aspire to Excellence!. Person-centered care refers to the practice of basing key care decisions in an organization on individual resident strengths, needs, abilities, preferences, and expectations.  . Day 2. © TLC. -PCP 2012 www.learningcommunity.us. Purpose of the day. Learn how to. gather. information that leads to a deeper understanding of the people we support. 2. . organize. and . use. that information to help people get the lives they value. Module A. What does it mean to be Person-centered. Click on the picture below to find out……. Think about yourself…... W. hat are the things that are important to you in your life? How do you make that happen for yourself? Do you rely on anyone else to make it happen?. Person-Centered Counseling. Person-Centered Approach. Overview. The . approach came out of the Disabilities Rights Movement.. It . focuses on the . individual.. It . highlights strengths, capacities, preferences, and desired goals of individuals.. People with Dementia. Katie . Maslow. Institute of Medicine. Sheila L. . Molony. Connecticut Community Care, Inc. (CCCI). Feb. 13, 2014. Call Objectives. Participants will learn about:. Origin and current status of person-centered care for people with dementia in the U.S.. An Exploration Tool and Guide to My Personal Preferences. Melissa Kushner, MSW & Jacy . Farkas, MA . 18. th. Annual Transition Conference. Scottsdale, AZ. August 2018. Presenters. Sonoran UCEDD at the University of Arizona. NGA Conference 2013. Terry W. Hammond, . Esq. Orit . Simhoni. , PhD . 1. Sun. Oct 13, 2013 (3:45-5:00 pm) Breakout Session. We will describe non-adversarial and litigious strategies for person-centered discharge from facility to community. We review a class-action suit in which a person under guardianship is a plaintiff, asserting his right under ADA to live in the most appropriate integrated setting.. Primary Care First/Serious Illness Population Leading Person-Centered Care 1 Annie Acs, NHPCO Director Health Policy & Innovation Lori Bishop, NHPCO Vice President Palliative & Advanced Care Khue Nguyen, Emprise Health and . Deborah von Hapsburg, Ph.D.. Person-Centered Practice . Goals. 25.1.2019. Slide . 2. Goal 1: To Introduce person centered care (PCC) as the focus for the course on human dynamics of hearing loss.. Approach(PCA):. a. . Point of View of Russian . Psychologist. Veniamin. V. . Kolpachnikov. ,. . Assistant Professor. of the National Research University-Higher . School . of. . Economics. (. Moscow,Russia. A primer for families. Sheri Gibson, Ph.D.. sherigibson2@gmail.com. www.DrSheriGibson.com. Intent of this Training. What is Person-Centered thinking and how does it impact your loved one?. How do we know when it’s working and when it’s not?. a system perspective. Sheri Gibson, Ph.D.. sherigibson2@gmail.com. www.DrSheriGibson.com. Intent of this Training:. Administrator-Focused. Getting back to the basics. Person-Centered thinking during a time of COVID-19.