There are various definitions of “care models”. However, the most important characteristic remains the mode of delivery of health services. The care model has been defined more precisely as a conceptual tool that is a standard that associates concept, belief and intention linked in different ways (1). This means that people receive care when needed, with optimal use of resources and from the appropriate provider. ****find reference…..A model of care depends on a descriptive image of the practice that characterizes the real objective of the care. Therefore, it may be different depending on the target group or the healthcare system used. For better understanding, listed below are examples of some healthcare models (strengths and weaknesses) studied during the course;1. Guided care model; one of the most efficient models for chronic patients, offers high-quality chronic care for these patients, as multiple (interdisciplinary) healthcare professionals are available for them, ensuring patient satisfaction(2).2. Chronic care model; takes a broad approach to ensure improved patient care and health outcomes, as it is patient-centered and involves the community(3).3. Preventive care model; Prevention is one of the most effective ways to reduce healthcare costs, although, if used unnecessarily, it could increase costs. However, it is a unique model that focuses on the patient-doctor relationship and aims to prevent disease/mortality through regular screening and hospital visits(4).4. Patient-centered care; this depends a lot on the relationship between doctor and patient. It revolves around patient needs, what matters to patients and can be very effective in reducing both costs and symptoms if communication is effective(5). Informal...... half of the document...... medical consent obtained before the interview begins. The interview lasted exactly an hour. After the interview, he was curious about what healthcare was like in my country, we discussed this briefly before asking more about why we had to take the job. The answers to the questions were analyzed and summarized.Mr. J.Mr. J. is a 73-year-old man, retired and living in Leiden. He has three children and five grandchildren. He suffered a heart attack a few years ago and continued the rehabilitation program he still attends today to control his condition, so he sees a physical therapist weekly, his cardiologist monthly and calls his family doctor when he needs him. He currently feels discomfort in his knee, but his orthopedic doctor has told him that nothing can be done to improve the situation; so he takes some painkillers when needed.