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The Umeå ageing and health research programme (U-Age): Exploring person-centred care and health-promoting living conditions for an ageing population
Engelsk titel: The Umeå ageing and health research programme (U-Age): Exploring person-centred care and health-promoting living conditions for an ageing population Läs online Författare: Edvardsson, David ; Backman, Annica ; Bergland, Ådel ; Björk, Sabine ; Bölenius, Karin ; Kirkevold, Marit ; Lindkvist, Marie ; Lood, Qarin ; Lämås, Kristina ; Lövheim, Hugo ; Sandman, Per-Olof ; Sjögren, Karin ; Sköldunger, Anders ; Wimo, Anders ; Winblad, Bengt Språk: Eng Antal referenser: 53 Dokumenttyp: Artikel UI-nummer: 16093264

Tidskrift

Nordic Journal of Nursing Research 2016;36(3)168-74 ISSN 2057-1585 E-ISSN 2057-1593 KIBs bestånd av denna tidskrift Denna tidskrift är expertgranskad (Peer-Reviewed)

Sammanfattning

The aim of this article is to describe the Umeå ageing and health research programme that explores person-centred care and health-promoting living conditions for an ageing population in Sweden, and to place this research programme in a national and international context of available research evidence and trends in aged care policy and practice. Contemporary trends in aged care policy includes facilitating ageing in place and providing person-centred care across home and aged care settings, despite limited evidence on how person-centred care can be operationalised in home care services and sheltered housing accommodation for older people. The Umeå ageing and health research programme consists of four research projects employing controlled, cross-sectional and longitudinal designs across ageing in place, sheltered housing, and nursing homes. The research programme is expected to provide translational knowledge on the structure, content and outcomes of person-centred care and health-promoting living conditions in home care, sheltered housing models, and nursing homes for older people and people with dementia.