Patient-centered care is more collaborative than physician-centered care. In patient-centered care, the emphasis is on engaging patients in their own care, considering their preferences, values, and needs, which fosters a collaborative relationship between patients and healthcare providers. In contrast, physician-centered care tends to focus more on the physician's authority and expertise, leading to less emphasis on collaboration with the patient.
How does patient-centered care compare to physician-centered care? (1 point) Responses Patient-centered care and physician-centered care are equally collaborative. Patient-centered care and physician-centered care are equally collaborative. Patient-centered care is not as collaborative as physician-centered care. Patient-centered care is not as collaborative as physician-centered care. Patient-centered care is more collaborative than physician-centered care. Patient-centered care is more collaborative than physician-centered care. Neither patient-centered care nor physician-centered care is collaborative.
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