Talking with the person. Planning with the person. Focused on strengths, abilities, skills. Finding solutions that could work for anyone, preferably community based. Things are done that way because they work for the person. Family and community members are seen as true partners.

Successful examples of person-centered approaches.

Care approaches and practices that see the person as a whole with many levels of needs and goals, with these needs coming from their own personal social determinants of health.

A service focused on each individual´s personality, needs, experience and story.