How is effective coordination related to patient-centered care?
1. Staff directs the patient to the best decision.
2. Patient needs and preferences need to be included in coordination.
3. Cost is considered before outcomes during coordination of care.
4. Coordination is more related to staff rather than the patient.
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Explanation: 1. Patient-centered care means the patient is making decisions if patient chooses and staff may guide with facts and options but do not direct.
2. Patient-centered care requires that patient values and preferences be included.
3. Cost and outcomes should be considered, not one first.
4. The patient should be involved in coordination of the patient's care.
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