Nursing Home Care Quality: A Multidimensional Theoretical Model Integrating The Views of Consumers and Providers

Rantz, Marilyn; Zwygart-Stauffacher, Mary; Popejoy, Lori; Grando, Victoria; Mehr, David R.; Hicks, Lanis L.; Conn, Vicki S.; Wipke‐Tevis, Deidre D.; Porter, Rose; Bostick, Jane; Maas, Meridean

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“…Several at the SSON had experience working in long-term care, had active research programs focused on improving care to older adults, and many had a desire to see things done differently (Rantz, Marek, & Zwygart-Stauffacher, 2000). Older adults and their family members who participated in faculty research projects about aging services consistently related how they wanted to stay at home as long as possible; they feared moving to a nursing home (Rantz et al, 1998(Rantz et al, , 1999.…”

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TigerPlace, A State-Academic-Private Project to Revolutionize Traditional Long-Term Care

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Journal of Housing For the Elderly

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The Aging in Place Project at the University of Missouri (MU) required legislation in 1999 and 2001 to be fully realized. An innovative home health agency was initiated by the Sinclair School of Nursing specifically to help older adults age in place in the environment of their choice. In 2004, an innovative independent living environment was built and is operated by a private long term care company, as a special facility where residents can truly age in place and never fear being moved to a traditional nursing home unless they choose to do so. With care provided by the home care agency with registered nurse care coordination services, residents receive preventative and early illness recognition assistance that have markedly improved their lives. Evaluation of aging in place reveal registered nurse care coordination improves outcomes of cognition, depression, activities of daily living, incontinence, pain, and shortness of breath as well as delaying or preventing nursing home placement. Links with MU students, faculty, and nearly every school or college on campus enrich the lives of the students and residents of the housing environment. Research projects are encouraged and residents who choose to participate are enjoying helping with developing cutting technology to help other seniors age in place.

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“…National standards related to the quality of life in many developing countries emphasize the importance of safety, the highest care standards and customer satisfaction in relation to long-term care provided in nursing homes [17]. Following the need to conduct research which would focus on the feelings of the residents of nursing homes, Rantz et al [18,19] analyzed the quality of care from the perspective of the recipients of services. They proposed a conceptual care model which included elements referring to the characteristics of the employees, the type of care, involvement of the family, communication, home and environment.…”

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The self-assessment of satisfaction of nursing home residents in selected European countries – preliminary study

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Ann. Acad. Med. Siles.

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ST R ES ZCZ E NI E B A C K G R O U N D :The objective of the paper was the self-assessment of satisfaction performed by the residents of social care homes in various European countries and analysis of the correlation of the level of satisfaction with the quality of life and chosen independent variables. M A T E R I A L A N D M E T H O D S :The study was carried out among 126 residents of nursing homes in Norway, England, Belgium, Holland, the Czech Republic and Poland, aged on average 79.3 years. The authors of the study used a survey questionnaire of their own authorship consisting of 35 questions including 6 demographic ones and 29 questions related to factors including satisfaction and quality of life. The conducted research was a pilot study. R E S U L T S :The majority of the residents was satisfied with their stay at the nursing home. The level of their satisfaction proved to be different depending on the location of the nursing home. The average level of self-assessment of the quality of life was 4.9 (on a scale of 1-6). It was demonstrated that the level of satisfaction correlated with the quality of life, age, the duration of the stay and residing with a spouse. C O N C L U S I O N S :The level of satisfaction of the residents of nursing homes in selected European countries is varied and demonstrates positive variation with the quality of life. The level of satisfaction of the residents of social care homes in certain European countries demonstrates a positive correlation with age, the duration of the stay and residing with a spouse. The comparative analysis of satisfaction and the quality of life of nursing home residents in various European countries requires taking into consideration cultural distinctiveness. K E Y W O R D Slife satisfaction, quality of life, nursing home, elderly, European countries

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“…Mittnacht 2010;Kämmer 2008Kämmer , 2015. Kämmer (2015) Geraedts et al 2012;Bolz 2016;Schenk et al 2013;Josat et al 2006;Rantz et al 1999). So bezeichnen Geraedts et al (2012) …”

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Nursing Home Care Quality: A Multidimensional Theoretical Model Integrating The Views of Consumers and Providers

Cited by 115 publications

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TigerPlace, A State-Academic-Private Project to Revolutionize Traditional Long-Term Care

TigerPlace, A State-Academic-Private Project to Revolutionize Traditional Long-Term Care

The self-assessment of satisfaction of nursing home residents in selected European countries – preliminary study

Qualität und Qualitätsmessung in der Langzeitpflege aus Sicht der Nutzerinnen und Nutzer

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