One of the Essential Precepts in PFCC Is the Tenet

question 6

Multiple Choice

One of the essential precepts in PFCC is the tenet that persons and families (as determined by the person) are true partners in care, decision-making, and setting policy. This partnership may take the following forms:

• A) Partnership in the processes of patient assessment and in planning patient care and treatment
• B) Partnership via organizational advisory roles
• C) Partnership by providing input on hiring, educating, and evaluating clinicians
• D) Partnership in leading local and larger-scale advocacy efforts
• E) All of the above

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Definitions:

Evaluating Individuals

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Across Cultures

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Challenges

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Diagnostic and Statistical Manual

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