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This is known as strengths-based care, where the focus is on solutions and possibilities based on strengths (poststructuralist) models, with a shift away from deficit/pathology (structuralist) models that focus on problems and causes [4]. Strengths are defined as skills, capacities, actions, talents, potential, and gifts in each individual, family, and community [5].
JMIR Nursing 2022;5(1):e38063
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Three types of strengths interventions were identified: (1) interventions that helped participants identify their strengths (eg, by reflecting on their best self) without providing instructions on how to use or develop those strengths, (2) interventions that supported identification and use of strengths (eg, using strengths in a new way), and (3) interventions addressing the impact of patients’ use of strengths on others, regulation of use of strengths, or use of strengths in different contexts.
JMIR Form Res 2020;4(3):e16831
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