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Patient-Centered Care Models

Meaning

Patient-Centered Care Models are an advanced approach to healthcare that consciously structures the planning, delivery, and continuous evaluation of medical care entirely around the individual patient’s unique needs, specific preferences, and deeply held personal values. In the domain of hormonal health, these models prioritize shared decision-making, clear, empathetic communication, and holistic support to ensure the treatment plan is seamlessly integrated into the patient’s lifestyle and aligns with their personal goals. This approach shifts the clinical focus from merely managing the disease to optimizing the whole person experiencing the condition.