This study explored how nursing staff promote person-centeredness in long-term care
settings. The study used an anthropological free-listing approach to data collection and …

Background A link between 'quality of life'and 'connectedness' is emerging in the literature.
However, there has been little debate on what 'connectedness' means and how it can be …

This new updated edition challenges the perceptions, beliefs and attitudes of professionals
working in dementia care settings by drawing on the theory of person-centred care. It …

Objectives: The number of people who will require institutional care for dementia is rapidly
rising. This increase raises questions about how the workforce can meet the challenge of …

Abstract Resumen Background: The assessment of Person Centered Care (PCC) is
internationally recognised as an approach of great interest for improving the quality of care …

Aims and objectives To systematically review and synthesise qualitative data from studies
exploring the experiences of hospital staff who care for people living with dementia (Plwd) …

Background: There are challenges in attracting and sustaining a competent and stable
workforce in aged care, and key issues of concern such as low staff job satisfaction and …

Background Person‐centred culture has been studied very little in Scandinavian Countries,
yet it significantly affects in the care experiences of patients and staff. Current research …

Over a quarter of a century ago, the late Tom Kitwood used his observations of residents
living in care homes to begin conceptualisations for person-centred approaches in …

Methods: A multiple embedded case study design was conducted that included thirteen
integrated care sites for older people living at home. Results: Service providers were …