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Person Centered Language

Published by Suzanne Quiring

This video focuses on person-centered language in healthcare settings, highlighting the importance of avoiding institutional words and using more descriptive language to improve the experience of residents and staff.

Objectives

Understand the concept of person-centered language in healthcare; Learn how to apply person-centered language in various healthcare settings

Roles

special education teachers; hospital staff; dietitian; culinary team; home care providers; caregivers

Departments

Foodservice; Caregiving Services; Clinical; Patient Services; Home Care Services; Dining Services; Special Education; Environmental Services

Industries

Hospitals; Education; Skilled Nursing; Other; Senior Living; Healthcare

Tags

hospitals; healthcare-industry; skilled-nursing; person-centered-language; education; home-care-services; senior-living

Topics

Healthcare Industry; Education; Hospitals; Person-Centered Language; Skilled Nursing; Senior Living; Home Care Services

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