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For Renee Garcia-Prajer R.D.H., M.S., her students and caring for others come first. Her dedication has been recognized by Planetree International, as she recently became the first professional in higher education to be certified as a Planetree Fellow in Person-Centered Care.
September 30, 2020
Renee Garcia-Prajer, R.D.H., M.S., believes caring for others is part of her DNA, and she杏吧原版檚 passionate about her work as a healthcare educator. That杏吧原版檚 why it was especially gratifying when she learned recently she杏吧原版檇 become the first professional in higher education to be certified by as a .
杏吧原版淚 was truly elated,杏吧原版 said Prof. Garcia-Prajer, associate dean of the University杏吧原版檚 School of Health Sciences. 杏吧原版淎s an educator, I strive to put students first. Being able to transfer my care for others in a healthcare capacity to students in the learning environment affords the opportunity to create a culture of caring in future healthcare professionals.杏吧原版
The University of New Haven杏吧原版檚 School of Health Sciences is one of the first schools in the United States to pursue higher education certification from Planetree International, a leading nonprofit that works with organizations around the world to promote patient-centered care as a model for improving the quality of health care.
杏吧原版淭his important step forward will distinguish the University of New Haven School of Health Sciences from others in that we are one of five institutions nationwide currently pursuing this certification,杏吧原版 she said. 杏吧原版淭his affiliation demonstrates the School of Health Sciences杏吧原版 commitment to training caring healthcare professionals who are prepared for the future of healthcare.杏吧原版
The Fellow in Person-Centered Care credential is awarded to professionals who have demonstrated their knowledge, experience, and leadership in person-centered care. It signifies a Fellow杏吧原版檚 conviction that person-centered care is right for patients, families, and healthcare professionals, as well as students, faculty, and staff.
杏吧原版淭he entire School of Health Sciences community deserves this recognition,杏吧原版 said Prof. Garcia-Prajer. 杏吧原版淔aculty, staff, and students are embracing Planetree's person-centered philosophy, breaking down the barriers between faculty, staff, and students with each other and with the patients, families, and communities we serve.杏吧原版
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