Correction to: Nursing assistants’ knowledge, attitudes and training needs regarding urinary incontinence in nursing homes: a mixed-methods study

Liao, Lulu; Feng, Hui; Jiao, Jingjing; Zhao, Yinan; Ning, Hongting

doi:10.1186/s12877-023-04108-5

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“…Recently, a systematic review of older adult abuse incidence in nursing homes indicated that 64.2% of abuse, predominantly psychological abuse and neglect, was caused by the nursing staff ( 12 ). The Chinese nursing assistants are generally older, and their cultural background is low ( 13 ). Furthermore, some of these assistants lack basic courtesy and respect and might be unkind and rude, which damages the dignity of the older adult ( 14 ) and may also affect their trust in the care service.…”

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Identification of formation mechanism and key elements of quality geriatric care behavior of nursing assistants in nursing homes: a grounded theory study

Liao,

Bai,

et al. 2024

Front. Public Health

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Objective(s)This study aimed to identify the key elements and develop a formation mechanism model of quality geriatric care behavior for nursing assistants.MethodsThis qualitative research employed the strategy of grounded theory proposed by Strauss and Corbin. Furthermore, the data was collected by participatory observation and semi-structured interviews. A total of 12 nursing managers, 63 nursing assistants, and 36 older people from 9 nursing homes in 6 cities were interviewed, whereas for the observatory survey, participants were recruited from 2 nursing homes.ResultsThe comparative and analysis process revealed 5 key elements of quality geriatric care behavior, including holistic care, personalized care, respect, positive interaction, and empowerment. Based on the Capability-Opportunity-Motivation-Behavior (COM-B) model, key elements and the 3 stages of quality geriatric care behavior (negative behavior cognition stage, practice exchange run-in stage, and positive behavior reinforcement stage), the theoretical framework of the formation mechanism was established.ConclusionThe results indicated that nursing assistants’ capabilities, motivation, and organizational and environmental support are vital for quality care behaviors. The theoretical framework established in this study provides theoretical support and practical reference to policymakers, institutional administrators, and healthcare professionals for improving nursing assistant’s care behaviors.

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