Understanding Age-Friendly Healthcare
Author Information
Author(s): Zisberg Anna, Fraiman Paule Sarah, Rayan-Gharra Nosaiba, Danial-Saad Alexandra, Segel-Karpas Dikla, Ost-Mor Sharon, Keisari Shoshi
Primary Institution: University of Haifa
Hypothesis
What are the characteristics and components of age-friendly healthcare?
Conclusion
The study proposes a unified definition of age-friendly healthcare based on an analysis of existing literature.
Supporting Evidence
- The study analyzed 1,407 articles to identify relevant literature on age-friendly healthcare.
- It synthesized theoretical, methodological, and design elements from 65 selected articles.
- Key attributes of age-friendly healthcare include respect for autonomy, leadership support, and holistic care environments.
Takeaway
This study looks at how to make healthcare better for older people by finding out what age-friendly healthcare really means.
Methodology
The study used Rodger’s evolutionary concept analysis model and involved a literature search and data extraction from 65 articles.
Limitations
The concept of age-friendly healthcare is still developing, and much research has focused on development rather than real-world outcomes.
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