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Patient Centered Care Model

Meaning

The Patient Centered Care Model is a philosophical and practical approach to healthcare that emphasizes the individual patient’s unique preferences, needs, and values as the guiding principle for all clinical decisions. This model requires a collaborative partnership between the clinician and the patient, ensuring that the patient is fully informed and actively participates in the development of the therapeutic plan. In hormonal health and wellness, this means tailoring complex interventions, such as hormone therapy or metabolic protocols, to align with the patient’s lifestyle, goals, and emotional context. The goal is to achieve better adherence and superior, individualized health outcomes.