Discuss how the client’s values are used to provide a framework for planning, implementing and evaluating care. 

When working with clients, it is important to consider their values when planning and providing care. This means taking the time to understand what they believe in and how they want to be treated; this information can then be used as a guide for developing an appropriate care plan. For example, if a client has strong religious beliefs they may prefer that their healthcare provider take those into account when making decisions or discussing treatment options. Additionally, these values can also provide insight into various lifestyle choices such as diet or exercise which could affect overall wellbeing; understanding what the client considers important will enable providers to tailor interventions accordingly. Finally, being aware of a client’s values also helps with evaluating care; if the desired outcome was achieved then it is likely that the plan implemented was congruent with their beliefs and thus effective in addressing their needs. Ultimately, incorporating clients’ values into the planning process ensures that culturally competent care is provided while still respecting individual choice and preferences.