NMC Person-Centred Care Planning 3

Question 1

Shared decision-making in person-centred care planning requires the nurse to do which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Provide balanced information about all relevant options and support the patient to choose

Answer

Shared decision-making requires nurses to present all relevant options with balanced information so patients can make informed choices.

Question 2

A patient from a collectivist cultural background wants family members to make care decisions. How should the nurse respond?

Accepted Answer

Respect this preference while ensuring the patient's personal wishes are still explored privately

Answer

Culturally sensitive person-centred care respects family involvement while still safeguarding the individual patient's autonomy.

Question 3

What is the primary purpose of using 'what matters to me' conversations in person-centred care planning?

Accepted Answer

To uncover the patient's values, priorities, and goals that should guide their care

Answer

'What matters to me' conversations identify the patient's personal values and goals to ensure care is truly individualised.

Question 4

A patient with limited English proficiency needs to discuss their care plan. What is the NMC-recommended approach?

Accepted Answer

Arrange a professional qualified interpreter

Answer

NMC standards require professional interpreters to ensure accurate communication and preserve patient confidentiality.

Question 5

How does motivational interviewing support person-centred care planning?

Accepted Answer

It helps patients explore their own ambivalence and motivation for change

Answer

Motivational interviewing is a collaborative, person-centred communication technique that helps patients identify their own motivation for change.

(NMC) Nursing Midwifery Council Practice Test