Long term conditions (LTC) care, and especially care for people with multiple LTCs, represents the biggest challenge facing healthcare in developed countries across the world.  Huge national financial demands are projected, as well as health and personal costs to patients.  We present and share a person-centred approach that can potentially provide significant mitigation of this, as well as improving citizen experience, health outcomes and staff satisfaction. For almost 20 years the Year of Care Partnerships Programme has developed, delivered, tested, and refined a programme to implement person-centred care for people with single and multiple LTCs, known as Personalised Care and Support Planning (PCSP).  Built around annual LTC reviews, it is based on strong theoretical principles and integrated into routine care. PCSP has been adopted by several hundred GP practices in England and Scotland and has been delivered to thousands of patients annually over multiple cycles. A range of evaluations have demonstrated that this approach is welcomed by patients who see it as transformational to their experience, and by healthcare staff who find it much more satisfying professionally.  It supports relational engagement between people with LTCs and health professionals and improves both personal and health outcomes.  The benefits persist where fidelity to the principles and processes of PCSP are sustained. The programme is adaptable to local circumstances, can be applied flexibly in different settings, and works across a lifetime.  It streamlines care for people with complex health needs.This workshop will share PCSP principles and the work that is needed for clinical teams to put it into practice.  We will also outline plans to make use of these principles in a Swedish primary healthcare setting.  There will be opportunities to explore how participants could make use of this approach in their own practice