30-Hours Professional Diploma in Person-Centred Care (PCC) in Nursing
Credit hours
3
Learners examine the frameworks behind person-centred nursing and how they shape everyday practice. Topics include communication, cultural sensitivity, building trust and rapport, ethical considerations, empowering patients through shared decisions, and evaluating patient satisfaction and outcomes. A good fit for nurses, healthcare assistants and students seeking to strengthen compassionate, individualised care.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Person-Centred Care
- 02Principles and Frameworks of Person-Centred Care
- 03Effective Communication in Person-Centred Care
- 04Cultural Competency and Sensitivity in Nursing
- 05Building Trust and Rapport with Patients
- 06Ethical Considerations in Person-Centred Care
- 07Patient Empowerment and Shared Decision-Making
- 08Assessing and Evaluating Patient Satisfaction and Outcomes
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