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Person-centered clinical method: application in the occupational context.

Dimitrios Nikolaos Georgopoulos Filho¹, Edvard Izidro Dos Anjos Junior¹, Rubens Jonatha Dos Santos Ferreira¹

¹Population Health, Hospital Sírio-Libanês, São Paulo, SP, Brazil.

Revista Brasileira De Medicina Do Trabalho : Publicacao Oficial Da Associacao Nacional De Medicina Do Trabalho-Anamt

|August 27, 2025

Summary

Health promotion and the person-centered clinical method empower patients and improve healthcare efficiency. Occupational physicians can integrate these principles to enhance worker well-being and workplace health.

Keywords:

health promotion occupational health occupational medicine.patient-centered care

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Public Health
Occupational Medicine
Health Policy

Background:

Health promotion is crucial for effective health policies globally and in Brazil.
The person-centered clinical method (PCCM) empowers patients, fostering autonomy and shared decision-making.
PCCM enhances the healthcare professional-patient relationship and optimizes resource utilization.

Discussion:

Integrating PCCM in occupational medicine presents challenges, particularly in prevention and health promotion.
PCCM can significantly benefit occupational health examinations, promoting workplace health.
Patient-centered approaches align with Regulatory Standard 7, ensuring comprehensive worker care.

Key Insights:

The PCCM positions patients as active participants in their health journey.
Occupational physicians can leverage PCCM to improve worker functionality and health outcomes.
Adoption of PCCM contributes to the sustainable use of health services.

Outlook:

Further research is needed to address the integration gaps of PCCM in occupational health.
Implementing PCCM can lead to healthier, more productive work environments.
PCCM supports legal compliance while enhancing overall worker health and well-being.