The partnership care delivery model: an examination of the core concept and the need for a new model of care
Journal of Nursing ManagementPublished 10 June 2008
Marjorie S. Wiggins
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The foundation of an emerging care delivery model based on partnership is described, which reflects on and synthesizes the findings of earlier concept analyses of its core concept and links to the supporting literature and theoretical models.
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Managers need to foster an environment that allows for stronger reciprocal relationships. They need to facilitate changes in practice that support the development of partnerships among patients, their families and all care providers.
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