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The study aims to evaluate the implementation of person-centred care (PCC) among healthcare providers and the factors influencing it.

Transforming primary healthcare through person-centred practice: a mixed-method study from the perspectives of healthcare providers

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The study aims to evaluate the implementation of person-centred care (PCC) among healthcare providers and the factors influencing it.
Mixed-method cross-sectional study design
Utilized a validated questionnaire covering three domains: provider attributes, care environment, and care processes
Thematic analysis of free-text responses from providers
Highest mean scores for 'developed interpersonal skills' (5.77), 'being committed to the job' (5.48), and 'knowing self' (5.44)
Lower mean scores for 'supportive organisational system' (4.62) and 'clarity of beliefs and values' (4.84) indicate areas needing improvement
Significant disparities in scores linked to workplace culture and seniority impact shared decision-making and inclusivity

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Mixed-methods study investigates person-centred care implementation in healthcare providers, highlighting areas for improvement.

Anis-Syakira et al. (2026) studied this question.

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