Person-Centered Care in Long-Term Care Communities
Author Information
Author(s): Elizabeth Seidel, Shih-Yin Lin, Tara Cortes
Primary Institution: NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing
Hypothesis
What are the essential domains and concepts of person-centered care in long-term care communities?
Conclusion
The study successfully validated essential domains of person-centered care with minor revisions, ensuring a clearer understanding of their elements.
Supporting Evidence
- The study involved 8 resident and 9 staff focus groups.
- Focus groups were conducted in five states: NY, PA, IL, AZ, and CA.
- The top three domains discussed were resident care, choice and empowerment; personhood; and enrichment and socialization.
Takeaway
This study looked at how to make care for older people in nursing homes better by finding out what really matters to them and their families.
Methodology
Conducted in-person focus groups with residents and staff across five long-term care communities.
Limitations
The study may not fully represent all long-term care communities due to its focus on specific locations.
Participant Demographics
Residents aged 65-102 and staff from historically marginalized groups.
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