Produce and present a poster that demonstrates your understanding of holistic and individualised approaches to care

XGBCYP5202 Person Centered Care and Integrated Working – Component 1 (Poster presentation)

Assessment Pack contents:

Short introduction to the task

Key terms

Key resources

Template to outline structure and content of assessment

Tips for designing and presenting a poster

Rubric to understand marking criteria for this assessment

Video link to explain the assessment.

Short introduction to the task:

Produce and present a poster that demonstrates your understanding of holistic and individualised approaches to care. This is a 2000-word equivalent assessment - for example, 1000 words written on the poster and 1000-word equivalent verbal delivery (Around 10 minutes).

The poster presentation will be delivered in class to lecturer and peers and will be video and voice recorded. The poster will also be submitted for assessment on Turnitin. (Assessment deadline: 18th October 2024)

Key terms:

Collaboration 

Person centred 

Advocate 

Support 

Wellbeing 

Empathy 

Dedicated 

Beneficence 

Non-maleficence 

Motivation 

Society 

External  

Primary care 

Secondary care 

Tertiary  

Principality 

Care plan 

Charter 

Holistic

Culture, Care, communication and Collaboration

Key Resources:

Additional literature on person centred care:

• Literature on person centered care.  https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0107408315582296.
• Literature on person centered care / Statistics.   Department of Health (2004) Choosing health: Making healthier choices easier. Available from: http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/+/dh.gov.uk/en/publicationsandstatistics/publications/publicationspolicyandguidance/dh_4094550

Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (Manchester City Council) - Statistics

https://www.manchester.gov.uk/info/500230/joint_strategic_needs_assessment

Template:

Sections of the poster, should include:

Section 1: Definition of person centered care with credible reference. This can be illustrated with a diagram. ALL diagrams also need reference, in the correct format and style (APA referencing). 

Section 2:  Identify individual approaches to care that support person centred care

For example, choose to define and explain 2 or 3 from the list below:

What Matters to Me Approach,

Health coaching

Shared decision making

Collaborative Care Planning

Supported Self Care Management

Social Prescribing

Better Conversations

Health coaching/Motivational Interviewing

Section 3: Explain why the biopsychosocial approach is important for person centred care delivery. Make sure you add a figure for the biopsychosocial model.

Section 4: Provide an example of a case study of an illness where person centred care could support the patient. Make sure you explain how Person Centered Care be promoted, and how does a multi-disciplinary team implement the person centered care for this case.

Section 5: Explain How the legislationensures person centered care through holistic practice:

Legislation to refer to =

NHS Long-term Plan, Comprehensive Model of Personalised Care, The Care Act (2014), The House of Care Model, Person Centred Care for Long-term conditions, Personal Health Budgets, Addressing Health Inequalities through personalised care

Section 6: List of references (Harvard Style)

Top tips for designing and presenting a poster!

1. Posters should be visual – make use of creative image, fonts, colours (and graphs where appropriate)
2. Make sure your poster is presented in a clear font and size, so your audience can see the information
3. The information should be presented in a way that is easy to understand, and in a quick manner (Imagine your poster is presented on a wall in a GP surgery, you want the key information to be eye catching and easy to understand!)
4. With that in mind, make use of bullet points and bold wording for key information! (Rather than writing in paragraphs). Use your oral presentation to expand the information presented in the poster
5. Plan, prepare, practice, present! A good poster presentation requires a good level of planning, preparing and practicing of your presentation. This will not only help with your presentation skills, but also your confidence in speaking about this topic!
6. Elaborate! Try not to read off the poster. The key facts, information and images should be on the poster, but use you oral presentation to extend this information. 
7. Engage with your audience. Use a clear tone of voice, maintain a positive body language, and be sure to prepare for any questions about your presentation from your audience.
8. Make sure you include in-text citations in your poster.

Your poster should be presented in the following style:

Below is and example of how to start building the poster up to organise visual and written information!

Rubric used to mark:

62, 65, 68

Knowledge and Understanding of coordinating person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Secure knowledge of person centered care

Reasonable application of person centered care and coordinating holistic approaches using examples PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Rationale that details the benefits of person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Well-focussed arguments about the benefits of person centered care and individualised approaches to care PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Structured review of the legislation that cites coordinating a holistic approach to person centered care

Makes clear connections between legislation and coordinating a holistic approach to person centered care PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Analysis and conclusion that identifies the benefits and challenges of person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Some conclusions made to draw some reasonable comparisons between intervention findings PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Sources and Referencing

Draws on evidence from relevant sources

Consistent and accurate presentation

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

52, 55, 58

Knowledge and Understanding of coordinating person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Sound knowledge of person centered care

Relevant knowledge of person centered care and coordinating holistic approaches using examples PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Rationale that details the benefits of person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Addresses the argument about the benefits of person centered care and individualised approaches to care PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Structured review of the legislation that cites coordinating a holistic approach to person centered care

Makes some connections made between legislation and coordinating a holistic approach to person centered care PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Analysis and conclusion that identifies the benefits and challenges of person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Some conclusions made to draw some reasonable comparisons between intervention findings PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Sources and Referencing

Simple use of evidence from recommended sources

Largely consistent presentation

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

42, 45, 48

Knowledge and Understanding of coordinating person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Limited/basic knowledge of person centered care

Some awareness of person centered care and coordinating holistic approaches using examples PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Rationale that details the benefits of person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Some/weak argument about the benefits of person centered care and individualised approaches to care PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Structured review of the legislation that cites coordinating a holistic approach to person centered care

Basic, descriptive connections made between legislation and coordinating a holistic approach to person centered care PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Analysis and conclusion that identifies the benefits and challenges of person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Adequate/awkward attempt made to make comparisons between intervention findings PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Sources and Referencing

Limited evidence of relevant sources

Adequate presentation

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

15-38

Knowledge and Understanding of coordinating person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Faulty/no understanding of person centered care

Limited/irrelevant awareness of person centered care and coordinating holistic approaches using examples PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Rationale that details the benefits of person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Faulty/no argument about the benefits of person centered care and individualised approaches to care PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Structured review of the legislation that cites coordinating a holistic approach to person centered care

Faulty/no connections made between legislation and coordinating a holistic approach to person centered care PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Analysis and conclusion that identifies the benefits and challenges of person centered care and individualised approaches to care

Insufficient/no attempt made to make comparisons between intervention findings PERSONALIZE EXAMPLE RECOMMENDATION: personalise

Sources and Referencing

Lack of/no evidence of relevant sources

Inadequate presentation

RECOMMENDATION: personalise

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