PERSON-CENTRED-CARE5 MIN READ
Treat Preferences as Evidence
Explain why preferences must be elicited, weighed, and documented as part of evidence-informed care.
Preference as decision data Visual module: stat-tile trio. Value heard: shift work. Plan changed: dosing time. Continuity risk reduced: next team sees why. Visual module: common trap. "Patient agrees" is not a preference; it is a signature after the real decision has already happened.
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