Abstract Background and Objectives Person-centered care is a philosophy of care built
around the needs of the individual and contingent upon knowing the unique individual …

Background Several residential aged-care facilities have replaced the institutional model of
care to one that accepts person-centered care as the guiding standard of practice. This …

Objective: Although the majority of hospital deaths occur in the intensive care unit and
virtually all critically ill patients and their families have palliative needs, we know little about …

Purpose of the study: To present a critical comparative review of published tools measuring
the person-centeredness of care for older people and people with dementia. Design and …

Background: Person-centered care is increasingly regarded as being synonymous with best
quality care. However, the concept and its precise meaning is a subject of debate and …

Objective Poor food intake is known to lead to malnutrition in long-term care homes (LTCH),
yet multilevel determinants of food intake are not fully understood, hampering development …

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 …

Abstract Purpose of the Study: Assessing preferences for daily life is the foundation for
person-centered care delivery. This study tested a new measure, the Preferences for …

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 …

Purpose: This study's purpose was to advance the process of culture change within long-
term care (LTC) and assisted living settings by using participatory action research (PAR) to …