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Table 2 Definitions and examples of person-centred care (PCC) and scores for all included studies

From: Person-centred care in interventions to limit weight gain in pregnant women with obesity - a systematic review

 

Initiate the partnership

Working the partnership

Safeguarding the partnership through documentation

 

Definition

This includes identifying the patient narrative, including the individual’s personal account of his/her illness, symptoms, and their impact on her/his life. As well as what they may want from the intervention, their goals and motivation.

This includes sharing of information, shared deliberation, and shared decision making and focuses on developing a partnership to achieve commonly agreed goals.

This includes documenting patient preferences, beliefs, and values, as well as involvement in care and treatment decision-making in patient records.

 

Example

Often done through interview/focus group or self-assessment at the beginning of intervention/care.

This may occur through a developed action plan by health professional(s) and woman, or shared decision making in setting goals with woman. Also includes collaborating on issues such as care pathway.

This may include a workbook where the woman describes her goals, enablers and barriers or documenting a discharge plan.

Author and year

   

Total PCC score

Baker, 2011 [22]

Yes

Yes

No

2

Claesson et al. 2008 [23]

Yes

No

No

1

Ong et al. 2009 [24]

No

No

No

0

Renault et al. 2014 [25]

No

No

No

0

Shirazian et al. 2010 [26]

No

No

No

0

Storck Lindholm et al. 2010 [27]

No

No

No

0

Thornton et al. 2009 [28]

No

No

No

0

Vinter et al. 2011 [29]

No

No

No

0

West, 2010 [30]

Yes

Yes

No

2

Wolff et al. 2008 [31]

No

Yes

No

1

Total score

3

3

0

6

  1. Note: Definitions and examples based on Ekman et al. and Olsson et al. [9,10]. Interventions were scored ‘1’ for if the person-centred care aspect was present and ‘0’ if absent.