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Question of the Week | What is Person-Centered Care?

TR is a health care professional who provides diabetes care and education support. They are interested in providing more person-centered care to the individuals they serve.

Which of the following statements verifies they are on the right track?

  1. Adherence to the diabetes self-care plan takes time.
  2. Motivating individuals to engage in their self-management is the first step.
  3. Adult learners do best when provided a step-by-step demonstration.
  4. Creating mutual agreement on the plan for next steps.

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