The nurse wants to ensure that interventions for a patient include the dimensions of person-centered care. Which interventions would the nurse include to meet this goal? Standard Text: Select all that apply.

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Person-centered care focuses on the individual's specific health needs and desired health outcomes. It respects patient preferences, needs, and values, ensuring that patient values guide all clinical decisions. Teaching the patient about medication side effects (A), discussing food preferences with a dietitian (B), discussing community resources for use at home (D), and involving the family in care practices like observing a dressing change (E) all align with the principles of person-centered care by addressing the patient's preferences, involving them in their care, and ensuring they have the necessary support and information. Inquiring about the patient's plan to pay for health care expenses (C) is important but does not directly relate to the personalized aspects of care in the same way the other options do.

The Nurse Wants to Ensure That Interventions for a Patient