The nursing home culture change movement aims to improve resident quality of life and
quality of care by emphasizing the deinstitutionalization of nursing home culture and …

Abstract Purpose of the Study: Culture change models are intended to improve the quality of
life for nursing home residents, but the impact of these models on quality of care is unknown …

Objective To synthesize new findings from the THRIVE Research Collaborative (The
Research Initiative Valuing Eldercare) related to the Green House (GH) model of nursing …

Abstract Purpose of the Study: Culture change aims to fundamentally improve care provision
in a manner consistent with individual preferences. However, few studies of culture change …

The importance of basing public policy on sound scientific evidence is increasingly being
recognized, yet many barriers continue to slow the translation of prevention research into …

Background Flexible, integrated models of service delivery are being developed to meet the
changing demands of an ageing population. To underpin the spread of innovative models of …

The culture change movement has emerged as an answer to a public policy challenge: How
can a nursing home, as a facility providing services under one roof to unrelated individuals …

Context Studies have found that nursing homes (NHs) that rely heavily on Medicaid funding
are less likely to implement innovative approaches to care, such as palliative care (PC) or …

Dementia is an ever-increasing health and social problem, with a growing number of people
being affected worldwide. As dementia progresses, dependency on others increases …

Quality measurement has been characterized as “fundamental to systematic improvement of
the healthcare system”(Burstin et al., 2016). In the early 2000s, two notable reports from the …