Why Every Patient Needs Individual Care

Virginia Henderson’s Needs Theory is more than just a nursing framework—it’s a philosophy that shapes patient care by focusing on the whole person rather than just their physical health. This approach emphasizes individuality, recognizing that every patient has unique needs and preferences.

By using 14 fundamental human needs, nurses assess patients, identify care priorities, and develop personalized care plans. But why does this theory still hold so much value today? How does it impact modern nursing and patient outcomes?

This video breaks down how Henderson’s approach has transformed nursing, ensuring that care is not just about treating illness but about enhancing quality of life.

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