Patient-centered care includes:

A. Avoiding discussion of spiritual matters is incorrect, as spirituality can be a key part of many patients' well-being. B. Focusing only on physical health neglects the holistic approach central to patient-centered care. C. Patient-centered care respects and integrates all aspects of a patient’s well-being, including spiritual, emotional, and cultural needs. D. Waiting for a healthcare provider to request spiritual support limits timely and holistic care; nurses play a key role in recognizing and addressing spiritual needs.