Individualisation, personalisation and person-centredness in mental healthcare: a scoping review of concepts and linguistic network visualisation
Conclusions and clinical implications
The use of individualisation, personalisation and person-centredness in mental healthcare is multifaceted. While individualisation was the most generic term, personalisation was often used in biomedical or technological studies. Person-centredness emerged as the most well-defined concept, with many frameworks often related to dementia care. We recommend that the use of these terms follows a clear definition within the context of their respective disorders, treatments or medical settings.
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Source: Evidence-Based Mental Health - Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Mayer, G., Zafar, A., Hummel, S., Landau, F., Schultz, J.-H. Tags: Open access Ethics Source Type: research
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