Creating person‐centred health care value together

In this article we ask: to what extent is person‐centred care truly embedded in our system, and are we making the most of the policy levers that could help? We describe person‐centred care, shine a light on deficits in the health system, and point to some policy enablers to support person‐centred care. Cultural change and a commitment to value‐based health care are required. We highlight the merit in adopting and acting on patient‐reported measures as an indicator of what matters to the patient, the need for integrated data systems, and the role of a co‐creation approach. Most importantly, we underscore the importance of funding reform and consumer leadership.