Another effective strategy to minimize ageism is to practice person-centred care (PCC). PCC is a model of care that places the person at the centre of his or her care, is adaptive and responsive to the individual needs of the person and aims to form therapeutic relationship with the person and his or her family or carer. According to Pope (2012), PCC changes the RN’s values and help eliminate ageist attitude by encouraging the RN to perceive older patients as significant and autonomous individual and it reminds the RNs that they are caring for a person not a disease. Additionally, Sharp et al. (2016) states that nurse who provided PCC with their older patients reported greater workplace satisfaction than other nurses do. Likewise, clinical
