CRITICAL REVIEW OF PATIENT-CENTERED CARE MODELS IN NURSING

  Introduction Patient-centered care ( PCC) has become a cornerstone of modern healthcare, emphasizing collaboration, respect, and individualization of treatment plans. In nursing, PCC models have transformed care delivery by promoting holistic approaches that address physical, emotional, and social dimensions of health. This critical review explores the effectiveness and feasibility of PCC models in nursing, with real-life data and examples to illustrate their impact and challenges. Effectiveness of Patient-Centered Care Models PCC models have demonstrated significant benefits in various healthcare settings. Real-life examples underline these findings. At Cleveland Clinic, the “Patient-Centered Medical Home” model improved patient satisfaction scores by 25% within two years. The model integrates multidisciplinary healthcare teams to create personalized care plans, with nurses playing pivotal roles in coordinating care and educating patients. These results demonstrate that PCC...