User Benefits on the First Dementia Friendly Universal Home Guidelines of Ireland : Focused on Four Main Dimensions of User Benefit Criteria

Paz, Maria Victoria; Lee, YeunSook; Ansomi,

doi:10.6107/jkha.2018.29.3.043

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“…Unsuitable or inaccessible spatial arrangements endanger the elderly and make their lives even more passive. Though aging in place-living in their homes-for as long as possible is the preferred lifestyle both for the elderly and government policies (Darton et al, 2011;Victoria Maria et al, 2018), it is generally very difficult to supply proper care and services in their homes.…”

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Indoor Environmental Quality in Residential Care Facilities: A Scoping Review with Design Focus

CILASUN KUNDURACI,

KARAGÖZLER,

SEVİNÇ KARCI

2023

MBUD

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Elderly adults experience physical and cognitive deterioration, which makes them more dependent on others for their daily needs. It is not always possible to provide adequate care in their own homes, emphasizing the crucial need for qualified residential care facilities (RCFs). Given that elderly spend most of their time indoors, it's crucial to provide a good indoor environment quality (IEQ) at RCF. Using the PRISMA scoping review approach, this study seeks to review the body of knowledge about IEQ elements of RCFs. A keyword search yielded 1044 possible papers; however, after removing irrelevant articles and duplications, only 94 papers remained to be reviewed. A snowball search was used to add 32 papers, and finally 126 papers were included in this paper.

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Indoor Environmental Quality in Residential Care Facilities: A Scoping Review with Design Focus

CILASUN KUNDURACI,

KARAGÖZLER,

SEVİNÇ KARCI

2023

MBUD

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Lighting Design for Elderly Living in Residential Care Facilities

Kunduracı

2022

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Associated with aging, elderly suffer from various visual impairments that require specialized illumination conditions. Elderly should be supported by a well-balanced visual environment in residential care facilities to ensure active living and visual comfort. Although literature focused on age related eye diseases, significance of illumination to elderly and satisfaction level evaluations are detailed, translations to lighting design are mostly limited to illuminance-related guidelines. The aim of this study is to identify lighting design cues that enable visual comfort conditions through a systematic literature review. Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar are searched from January 2000 to February 2022 and finally 11 papers that meet inclusive criteria are included. This study highlights illumination related problems of elderly and proposes spatial design recommendations to overcome visual discomforts. The reviewed papers’ results have been presented under categories as daylighting, colour rendering index, correlated colour temperature, night illumination, illumination distribution, illumination control, illumination layout, glare, adaptation, and interior design. Presented design recommendations can be applied to existing or future residential care facilities to reduce various visual challenges that elderly have been experiencing.

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Profile of the First Dementia Friendly Universal Home Guidelines according to 21 User Benefit Dimensions

Paz¹,

Lee²,

Hwang³

2018

JKHA

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User Benefits on the First Dementia Friendly Universal Home Guidelines of Ireland : Focused on Four Main Dimensions of User Benefit Criteria

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Indoor Environmental Quality in Residential Care Facilities: A Scoping Review with Design Focus

Indoor Environmental Quality in Residential Care Facilities: A Scoping Review with Design Focus

Lighting Design for Elderly Living in Residential Care Facilities

Profile of the First Dementia Friendly Universal Home Guidelines according to 21 User Benefit Dimensions

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