1. Read through Table 9.1, and reflect on how this might help you to express your professional identity more authentically and to confront the personal demands of providing patientcentred care. 2. We...

1. Read through Table 9.1, and reflect on how this might help you to express your professional identity more authentically and to confront the personal demands of providing patientcentred care.

2. We suggest that ‘The key to all this is who you are, not what training you have had in new strategies to conform to the newest move in patient care’. Critique this statement.

3. How would you prepare to teach these ideas to those preparing for or engaged in patient-centred care?

4. What resources might you need to help you teach this in real practice, and how does what we offer here resonate with what follows in this book?

Table 9.1