Nursing sensitive quality indicators for nursing home care: international review of literature, policy and practice1)

Munten, Guus

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“…The following supporting information can be downloaded at: https: //www.mdpi.com/article/10.3390/jcm12030919/s1, Table S1 S17: Articles Chosen for the Review. References [50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61] are cited in the supplementary materials.…”

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Assessment Tools for the Admission of Older Adults to Inpatient Rehabilitation: A Scoping Review

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Camilleri

Attard

et al. 2023

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(1) Objective: To identify the assessment tools and outcome measures used to assess older adults for inpatient rehabilitation. (2) Design: Scoping review. (3) Data sources: ProQuest, PEDro, PubMed, CINAHL Plus with full text (EBSCO), Cochrane Library and reference lists from included studies. (4) Review method: The inclusion of studies covering patients aged >60, focusing on rehabilitation assessments delivered in hospitals in community settings. Studies reporting on rehabilitation specifically designed for older adults—testing for at least one domain that affects rehabilitation or assessments for admission to inpatient rehabilitation—were also included. Results were described both quantitatively and narratively. (5) Results: 1404 articles were identified through selected databases and registers, and these articles underwent a filtering process intended to identify and remove any duplicates. This process reduced the number to 1186 articles. These, in turn, were screened for inclusion criteria, as a result of which 37 articles were included in the final review. The majority of assessments for geriatric rehabilitation were carried out by a multidisciplinary team. Multiple studies considered more than one domain during assessment, with a high percentage evaluating a specific outcome measure used in geriatric rehabilitation. The most common domains assessed were function, cognition and medical status—with communication, vision and pain being the least common. A total of 172 outcome measures were identified in this review, with MMSE, BI, FIM and CCI being the most frequent. (6) Conclusions: This review highlights the lack of standardised approaches in existing assessment processes. Generally, older-adult-rehabilitation assessments struggle to capture rehabilitation potential in a holistic manner. Hence, a predictive model of rehabilitation for assessing patients at the initial stages would be useful in planning a patient-specific programme aimed at maximising functional independence and, thus, quality of life.

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Assessment Tools for the Admission of Older Adults to Inpatient Rehabilitation: A Scoping Review

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Camilleri

Attard

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Workplace empowerment and nurses’ job satisfaction

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Oostveen²

2016

Ned Tijdschr Evid Based Pract

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Context'Excellente Patiëntenzorg in een Excellente Organisatie' . Met deze krachtige bewoording eindigde de inleidende tekst van een recent interview. 2) Het één kan niet zonder het ander en daarom wordt in het Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Evidence Based Practice niet alleen aandacht besteed aan zorginhoudelijke vragen, maar ook aan organisatievragen. Bijvoorbeeld: welk verpleegkundige organisatiemodel leidt tot betere patiëntgebonden uitkomsten op het gebied van patiëntveiligheid? 3) Welke patiëntgebonden uitkomstmaten worden beïnvloed door verpleegkundige zorg in het ziekenhuis en verpleeghuis? 4,5) Wat is de ideale mix betreffende verpleegkundige kwantiteit en kwaliteit in ziekenhuiszorg en ouderenzorg? 6) De antwoorden hierop zijn broodnodig en leiden tot Evidence Based Management (EBMa), iets wat nog in de kinderschoenen staat. 7) De uitkomstmaten die met EBMa beïnvloed kunnen worden, liggen niet alleen op patiëntniveau (complicaties, PROMS, 'nurse sensitive outcomes'), maar ook op organisatieniveau (kwaliteit van zorg en kosten) als ook op het niveau van de medewerkers (werktevredenheid, burn-out en verloopintentie).

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Dewi Stalpers Effectieve excellentie in de verpleegkunde: het overbruggen van de kloof tussen het meten van de kwaliteit van verpleegkundige zorg en klinische realiteit

Vermeulen¹

2017

Ned Tijdschr Evid Based Pract

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Nursing sensitive quality indicators for nursing home care: international review of literature, policy and practice1)

Cited by 4 publications

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Assessment Tools for the Admission of Older Adults to Inpatient Rehabilitation: A Scoping Review

Assessment Tools for the Admission of Older Adults to Inpatient Rehabilitation: A Scoping Review

Workplace empowerment and nurses’ job satisfaction

Dewi Stalpers Effectieve excellentie in de verpleegkunde: het overbruggen van de kloof tussen het meten van de kwaliteit van verpleegkundige zorg en klinische realiteit

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