Person-centered care (PCC) is considered the standard to assure quality of care and quality
of life in long-term care, benefiting both residents and staff. This study examines the …

Background Nursing home residents require daily support. While care aides provide most of
this support they are rarely empowered to lead quality improvement (QI) initiatives …

Background Eliciting residents' priorities for their care is fundamental to delivering person‐
centred care in residential aged care facilities (RACFs). Prioritization involves ordering …

To feel “at home” in long term care (LTC) is an important programmatic goal. Few large
studies, however, have examined resident perspectives about feeling at home across …

Background Nursing home (NH) residents' experiences are embedded within their
relationships to others. Our objectives were to describe how residents and care partners …

Aim This study aimed to illuminate meanings of person‐centredness as narrated by nursing
home managers in nursing homes rated as highly person‐centred. Design A …

The Resident VIEW is a measure of person-centered care (PCC) from residents'
perspectives and was previously studied in nursing homes. The current study presents …

International research on long-term care (LTC) can valuably inform LTC policy and practice,
but limited transnational collection of data on key LTC issues restricts the contributions of …

Objective Residential aged care (RAC) quality is often measured as part of regulatory
compliance. To inform care delivery and service improvements, we developed a consumer …

Resident–staff relationships is a component of person-centered care (PCC); positive
relationships are associated with positive outcomes. The current article explores the finding …