Network of Good Practices by Fundación Pilares
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Why is it a good practice of the Person-Centered Model?
Holistic Approach: Integrates physical, emotional, social, and environmental factors; Respect for Autonomy: Respects individual choices and preferences; Life Project Focus: Encourages continuity of personal goals and aspirations; Community Involvement: Builds networks of care around the individual.
Integrated Assessment (Person, Family, Housing) and Life History
Uses comprehensive tools to evaluate the person’s: Life history, Social and family environment, Housing conditions. This ensures a deep understanding of the individual’s context for personalized care.
Personalised Care and Support Plan for the Life Project
Develops customized plans that align with the individual’s desires and long-term objectives. Considers health, social participation, and environmental adjustments.
Support groups
Facilitates family and community support groups to strengthen caregiving networks and emotional well-being.
Case Management and Resource Coordinator
Assigns a case manager who coordinates: health and social care services, communication among stakeholders and access to community resources
Highlined results
This first stage confirmed the relevance of our 3 convictions, demonstrated the need to implement the project and measured the financing requirements for a territory with zero long-term unemployment.
Other observations
Emphasizes the need for policy advocacy to sustain and scale person-centered practices.
Evidence and indicators
Satisfaction surveys from users and families; Outcome tracking of autonomy, social participation, and health improvements; Service usage data: Improved efficiency and reduced gaps in care delivery.