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 …

Background Person-centered care has been widely promoted in long-term care settings. It is
commonly referred to as a core concept that guides the care philosophy change in long-term …

Background: Person-centeredness has had substantial uptake in the academic literature on
care of older people and people with dementia. However, challenges exist in interpreting …

The purpose of this study was to explore the content and essential components of
implemented person-centered care in the out-of-hospital context for older people (65+) …

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 …

Aim and objectives To describe nurses' experiences of providing person‐centred care for
older people on an acute medical ward. Background There is evidence that person‐centred …

Long-term residential care facilities for older adults currently espouse a philosophy of
person-centered care (PCC). However, these facilities operate according to a medical model …

Background Few studies have empirically investigated factors that define residential aged
care units that are perceived as being highly person-centred. The purpose of this study was …

Background Internationally, the role of the registered nurse (RN) in long‐term care (LTC)
settings has evolved in response to the demands of governmental and organisational …

Improving healthcare safety, quality, and coordination, as well as quality of life, are important
aims of caring for older adults with multiple chronic conditions and/or functional limitations …