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    Patient-centered medical education: a proposed definition

    Hearn, Jasmine ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5988-5278, Dewji, Mohamed, Stocker, Claire and Simons, Greg (2019) Patient-centered medical education: a proposed definition. Medical Teacher, 41 (8). pp. 934-938. ISSN 0142-159X

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    Abstract

    Multiple papers have been presented to define patient-centered care, with regulatory bodies such as the General Medical Council mapping this in their professional standards. Educational institutions clearly value instilling appreciation of patient-centredness in medical training, and attempts have been made to make medical education more patient-centered in practice. Such attempts are often limited to expert patients sharing personal stories, and public involvement in teaching. Despite the drive towards patient-centered care and medical education, there has been no attempt to formally define what patient-centered medical education is and what it means to medical educators globally. This paper proposes a definition of patient-centered medical education that is about the patients, with the patients, and for the patients, to ensure current and future doctors remain sensitive to all of the needs of the people they care for. This should be considered at both the micro and macro community levels.

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