Skill
Patient-centered Care
Healthcare and Medical
Patient-centered care is a healthcare approach that prioritizes the individual patient's preferences, needs, and values in all clinical decisions, ensuring patients are active partners in their own care rather than passive recipients. It is practiced by physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary care teams and often involves shared decision-making, personalized treatment plans, and attention to emotional and cultural factors alongside physical health. This model has become a core principle in modern healthcare quality and accreditation standards.
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Nurse PACT
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Mount Vernon, IL · $69,904 – $129,393
A registered nurse will manage comprehensive primary care for a panel of veterans in this outpatient women's health clinic, coordinating care across the continuum and leading patient education and self-management initiatives. The role suits nurses with primary care experience who thrive in team-based settings and want to work with the veteran population.
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