Posted: August 24th, 2015

Person-centered care for the promotion of patient safety in acute care in Palestine (Occupied Palestine)

Person-centered care for the promotion of patient safety in acute care in Palestine (Occupied Palestine)

Order Description

a review of the literature for the background (first chapter)

my Aim
The overarching aim is to explore how person-centered care can contribute to safe healthcare for patients in acute care in Palestine.
Secondary aims
1.To identify the most frequent adverse events reported in Palestinian acute care.
2.To identify the main patient safety problems and person-centered care in acute care in Palestine according to patients.
Research questions:
a. What are patient safety problems to patients?
b. How do patients act to prevent safety problems?
c. What is person-centered care for patients in Palestine?
d. What would be patients expect to be the outcome of person-centered care in acute care in Palestine?
3.To identify the prerequisites for person-centered care in acute care in Palestine.
Research questions:
a. What is person-centered care for healthcare professionals in Palestine?
b. What is needed to implement person-centered care in Palestine?
c. What would be the outcome of person-centered care in acute care in Palestine?
4.To explore validity and reliability of Person-centred Climate Questionnaire – staff version, among staff in Palestine.
a. Is a Palestinian version of Person-centered Climate Questionnaire feasible?
b. What is the validity and reliability of the Palestinian version of Person-centred Climate Questionnaire?