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This chapter introduces the concept of professionalism and will help you to develop an understanding of what it means to be a healthcare worker. You will have the opportunity to explore the required standards for professional practice and how professionalism contributes to person‐centred practice. In the previous chapters you have explored the meaning of person‐centredness and been introduced to the Person‐centred Practice Framework (PcPF). You have learned about the attributes of staff as prerequisites for person‐centredness, the practice environment, the processes that focus on ways of engaging, which are necessary to create connections between persons and how all these considerations influence person‐centred outcomes. In this chapter you will have the opportunity to revisit the Person‐centred Practice Framework and explore issues about professionalism in health and social care, applied to this model. This will enable you to think about what it means to practise in a professional and person‐centred way.