Where is the patient in models of patient-centred care: a grounded theory study of total joint replacement patients
Authors:
- Fiona WebsterFiona Webster
- Anthony V PerruccioAnthony V Perruccio
- Richard JenkinsonRichard Jenkinson
- Susan JaglalSusan Jaglal
- Emil SchemitschEmil Schemitsch
- James P WaddellJames P Waddell
- Samantha BremnerSamantha Bremner
- Melanie Hammond MobilioMelanie Hammond Mobilio
- Viji VenkataramananViji Venkataramanan
- Aileen M DavisAileen M Davis
Open Access
- 23 December 2013
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in BMC Health Services Research
- Vol. 13 (1) , 531
Abstract
Patient-centered care ideally considers patient preferences, values and needs. However, it is unclear if policies such as wait time strategies for hip and knee replacement surgery (TJR) are patient-centred as they focus on an isolated episode of care. This paper describes the accounts of people scheduled to undergo TJR, focusing on their experience of (OA) as a chronic disease that has considerable impact on their everyday lives.Keywords
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