Reflect on your beliefs and understanding of what constitutes person-centred practice in MDT working:

Person centred care means that patients can impact their care with their own views and beliefs. They work collaboratively with the medical and therapy teams to achieve a common goal and improve quality of life for patients. 

1. I believe as an inpatient this looks like adhering to patients preferences as much as possible although this can be challenging in an acute setting. For example playing the patient's favourite music while in therapy gym or moving the bedding / sheets in the preferred way.
2. When in community - i have booked the appointment to accommodate patients preferred waking time or to allow for later lunch. I also ask about photos in the home and hobbies to build rapport. 
3. In outpatient appointment this could be pairing the exercises with already existing habits as well as accepting their right to refuse care / intervention or equipment.