What is person-centred care

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Question: How would you answer the following question?

A. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and why you have chosen to work in aged care?

B. What characteristics do you think are needed for those who work in aged care?

C. Can you tell us about a stressful situation or emergency that you've faced and how you handled it?

D. What would you do if you were with a resident and they had a fall?

E. What's person-centred care? (In aged care)

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