The “culture change” movement represents a fundamental shift in thinking about nursing
homes. Facilities are viewed not as health care institutions, but as person-centered homes …

Abstract Background and Objectives For nursing home residents, positive interactions with
staff and engagement in daily life contribute meaningfully to quality of life. We sought to …

Background Providing everyday activities is central to high quality residential aged care, but
further research is needed on the association between activity participation, person‐centred …

Aim To report a study of the relationship between person‐centred care and ability to perform
activities of daily living, quality of life, levels of pain, depressive symptoms, and agitated …

Background Organizational resources such as caregiver time use with older adults in
residential long-term care facilities (nursing homes) have not been extensively studied …

Background When healthcare professionals' workloads are greater than available
resources, care activities can be missed, omitted or delayed, potentially leading to adverse …

Background There is no recent synthesis of primary research studies into older people's
experiences of hospital care. Objective To synthesise qualitative research findings into older …

Background Despite growing recognition of person-centered care as an essential
component of quality care, little is known about how person-centered care can be …

This article aims to provide understanding of how direct care workers (DCWs) in assisted
living facilities (ALFs) interpret their relationships with residents and to identify factors that …

Abstract Background and Objectives The Nurses Improving Care for Healthsystem Elders
(NICHE) is a nurse-led education and consultation program designed to help health care …