1、BEING PERSONBEING PERSON-CENTRED IN CENTRED IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PRACTICEOCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PRACTICEDr Rebecca WatersAcknowledgement of CountryAcknowledgement of CountryCurtin University acknowledges all First Nations of this place we call Australia and recognises the many nations who have look
2、ed after Country for more than 60,000 years.Id like to particularly acknowledge the Kaurna peoples on whose country we are meeting today,along with the Whadjuk peoples of the Noongar nation in my home of Perth.I pay my respects to Elders past and present as Custodians of these lands and extend my re
3、spects to all other Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples here today.PersonPerson-centred?Whats in a name?centred?Whats in a name?ClientClient-centredcentred?PatientPatient-centredcentred?ConsumerConsumer-centredcentred?Semantics?Semantics?The why.The why.Ageing Aged Care Act Reforms in poli
4、cy-moving towards consumer-directed care and home packages focussed on enablement and well-being Disability National Disability Insurance Scheme Policy reforms in funding,and subsequent models of service design Focus on individualisation Mental Health Roadmap for National Mental Health Reform Nation
5、al Mental Health&Suicide Prevention plansThe what.The what.A framework for thinking about and operationalising person-centredness acrossacross health and human servicesThe how.The how.PhD Research-Four stage study Literature review and thematic analysis Key Informants-survey methodology Content Anal
6、ysis-themes,sub-themes,characteristics and service expressions Focus Group-identification of service examplesThe results.The results.The Framework of PersonThe Framework of Person-CentrednessCentredness for for Human Services(FPCHS)Human Services(FPCHS)1.Honouring the person2.Being in relationship3.