Introduction
The following assignment contains information about how hospitalization and disease can manipulate the adult healthcare user; it also describes the approach of person-centered care in the healthcare surroundings. Hospitalization in the oxford mini school Dictionary is simply defined as taking someone to hospital for treatment (2013:850) and that will first be discussed below. Following the influence of hospitalization, is how brain tumor as a disease can influence the adult patient in their daily actions. Lastly, person-centered care will be discussed in more detail on what it entails or what it means.
Influence of hospitalization on the adult health consumer
Hospitalization is defined as the confinement of a patient in a hospital. …show more content…
Any timorous enlargement tends to squeeze or devastate the healthy brain cells neighboring it and because of the inflexible closed nature of the cranium, it also puts a strain on the brain tissue (Oxford University Press, 2013:128). To date, there are few studies that observe perspective grown-up survivors of brain tumors who are living with their families and how they survive in terms of their sense of self-worth and the role they all play in their families (Hobbie, Ogle, Reilly, Barakat, Lucas, Ginsberg, Fisher, Volpe, & Deatrick, …show more content…
(2012: 219) person-centered care is described as a process of sustaining the patient during an illness episode that require service use and involves allocating time, carrying out information practices, knowing the patient and developing a relationship. In a systematic review (Van den pol-grevelink, A., Jukema, J.S., & Smits, C.H.M. (2012: 219), person-centered care is described as supporting the civil rights, ideals and way of life of the individual, involving them and providing unconditional support, entering their world and having an assumption that there is meaning in all behavior, maximizing each person's potential and sharing decision
The following assignment contains information about how hospitalization and disease can manipulate the adult healthcare user; it also describes the approach of person-centered care in the healthcare surroundings. Hospitalization in the oxford mini school Dictionary is simply defined as taking someone to hospital for treatment (2013:850) and that will first be discussed below. Following the influence of hospitalization, is how brain tumor as a disease can influence the adult patient in their daily actions. Lastly, person-centered care will be discussed in more detail on what it entails or what it means.
Influence of hospitalization on the adult health consumer
Hospitalization is defined as the confinement of a patient in a hospital. …show more content…
Any timorous enlargement tends to squeeze or devastate the healthy brain cells neighboring it and because of the inflexible closed nature of the cranium, it also puts a strain on the brain tissue (Oxford University Press, 2013:128). To date, there are few studies that observe perspective grown-up survivors of brain tumors who are living with their families and how they survive in terms of their sense of self-worth and the role they all play in their families (Hobbie, Ogle, Reilly, Barakat, Lucas, Ginsberg, Fisher, Volpe, & Deatrick, …show more content…
(2012: 219) person-centered care is described as a process of sustaining the patient during an illness episode that require service use and involves allocating time, carrying out information practices, knowing the patient and developing a relationship. In a systematic review (Van den pol-grevelink, A., Jukema, J.S., & Smits, C.H.M. (2012: 219), person-centered care is described as supporting the civil rights, ideals and way of life of the individual, involving them and providing unconditional support, entering their world and having an assumption that there is meaning in all behavior, maximizing each person's potential and sharing decision