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web www.ncqa.org The Person-Centered Outcomes (PCO) approach focuses on setting and achieving specific, personalized, measurable goals that prioritize an individual's well-being and "What Matters Most" to each person. Rather than just treating symptoms, this approach involves close collaboration between patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers to identify personalized goals related to health outcomes, functional improvement, or symptom management. After goals are established, tailored care plans are developed, incorporating various treatments, therapies, and lifestyle adjustments to meet the individual's needs and preferences. Continual monitoring and adjustment ensure alignment with evolving priorities, fostering patient engagement and satisfaction while enhancing overall healthcare effectiveness. Clinicians throughout the care continuum—from primary care to specialty care, to home and community-based services—can use this approach to identify what is important to a person (e.g., feeling well enough to visit grandchildren). This approach and its coordinating measures can help support and assess the quality of goal-directed care being implemented.
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