LO2 Quiz

What is the main focus of a person centred approach?

• Ensuring the person with a disability is at the center of decisions

• Making decisions for the person with a disability

• Ignoring feedback from the person with a disability

• Focusing solely on medical treatment

Which of the following is NOT part of a person centred process?

• Listening

• Thinking together

• Ignoring ideas

• Seeking feedback

What does being person-centred focus on in healthcare?

• The needs of healthcare providers

• The needs of individuals

• The cost of treatment

• The speed of service

What shift in perspective does person-centred care emphasize?

• From "what matters to you" to "what is the matter with you"

• From "what is the matter with you" to "what matters to you"

• From "how are you feeling" to "what are you doing"

• From "what do you want" to "what do you need"

What guides clinical decisions in person-centred care?

• Hospital policies

• Doctor's preferences

• People's preferences, needs, and values

• Insurance requirements

What is a key characteristic of person-centred care?

• It is cost-effective

• It is technology-driven

• It is respectful and responsive to individuals

• It is time-efficient

Which of the following is a key concept related to understanding individuals?

• Knowing the person as an individual

• Ignoring personal preferences

• Enforcing uniformity

• Disregarding autonomy

What was a key outcome of the 1995 protests related to individuals with disabilities?

• Introduction of direct payments

• Introduction of the DDA

• Mandatory payments for assessed needs

• Person centred planning

What did the 1996 government introduce to support individuals with disabilities?

• Person centred planning

• Mandatory payments

• Direct payments

• The DDA

In what year did it become mandatory to give a payment to someone who had assessed needs?

• 1995

• 1996

• 2001

• 2005