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Factors contributing to person‐centered care provisioning for people with dementia in Dutch long‐term care facilities

Person‐centered care provisioning (PCC) is seen as the golden standard for dementia care. Positive evidence has been found for PCC, the level of person‐centeredness of care is positively associated with residents’ quality of life, quality of care an wellbeing. When providing PCC, care and support are provided in line with the needs, preferences and capacities of people with dementia.