Model Driven Approach for Development of Person-Centred Care in Stroke Rehabilitation
Ivana Ognjanović1, Roman Lewandowski2, Ramo Šendelj1
1University of Donja Gorica, Montenegro.
Abstract:
Person-centred care is known as a novel approach which contributes to wellbeing, prevention, care and support of patients. There is little evidence about practising PCC in stroke rehabilitation. In this paper, we develop a novel framework for creation of person-centred services for stroke rehabilitation which supports service configuration adapted to the requirements of each patient. The framework is elaborated over evidence from neurology department of Clinical Centre in Montenegro.
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