Benefits for service providers of applying the person-centered values

Provides clear guidelines of the standards of care (3)

Know how to deliver care effectively

Care meets legal requirements

Know what “best care” looks like, and works to maintain these standards

Improves job satisfaction (3)

Feel pride in their work, and that they are making a difference

Feel more comfortable delivering care

Feel confudent in applying the values and can see benefits for service users

Maintains or improves quality of life (3)

Ensures their service users are looked after with care and compassion

Are competent

Have courage to make change and deliver best care

Supports rights to choice and consultation (3)

Good and clear communication with service users supports consultation

Applying choice ensures service users have options

Knows that the service user will be satisfied with the care and treatment they are recieving

Supports service practitioners to develop their skills (2)

Engage in training to develop competence

Develop skills to support service users’ needs and individuality

Enables the sharing of good practice (3)

Partnership working allows professionals to share good practice

Better understanding of best practice in care

Provides role models within in a setting