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Person Centred Care in 2017 - National Voices
www.nationalvoices.org.ukmaking the case for person-centred care. There is a growing body of evidence that person-centred approaches are important for ensuring the overall quality of care and for improving health and wellbeing outcomes.
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Position Statement - RCM
www.rcm.org.ukcan be successful in improving outcomes for women and babies both in a one to one caseload model of care, a small team model and a hybrid of the two. Government policies in England and Scotland suggest a small team model with a named primary midwife providing the majority of care. The RCM’s position is that a MCOC team should be no less