Patient care is the practitioner's primary concern in clinical practice. Good care means the practitioner: (a) assesses the patient using their history (covering relevant psychological, social and cultural matters, and electronic records on hand such as My Health Record), their views and a suitable physical examination where relevant; (b) formulates, records and carries out a suitable management plan, including treatment, advice, investigations and liaison with other treating practitioners; (c) facilitates coordination and continuity of care; (d) recognises where their skills and competence end and stays inside that boundary and refers when that is in the patient's best interests; (e) recognises healthcare decisions as shared between practitioner and patient, who may involve family, carers or others; and (f) respects patients' right to make their own decisions about current and future care.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.