"In Health Care, the Personhood of the Participants Is an Important

Multiple Choice

"In health care, the personhood of the participants is an important part of all relationships, as are affect and emotions. In addition, genuine relationships between patients and clinicians, between multiple clinicians, between clinicians and the community, and within clinicians themselves are essential to humanistic care." This statement most closely reflects the approach known as:

A) relationship complexity care.
B) responsive relationship care.
C) complex-responsive care.
D) relationship-centered care.