Engaging People Living with Dementia, Care Partners, and Staff to Inform Remote Me and My Wishes
2024
Engaging People Living with Dementia to Inform Care Preferences
Sample size: 23
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Author Information
Author(s): Towsley Gail
Primary Institution: University of Utah
Conclusion
The study identified key factors for successfully implementing a remote format of the Me & My Wishes program for nursing home residents.
Supporting Evidence
- The study focused on the preferences of nursing home residents for their care.
- Experts provided input on how to implement the Me & My Wishes program remotely.
- Three key domains for implementation were identified: prioritizing care conferences, addressing competing demands, and utilizing technology.
Takeaway
This study talked to people about how to better understand what nursing home residents want for their care, especially when using video calls.
Methodology
Focus groups were conducted with experts including persons living with dementia, care partners, and nursing home staff.
Participant Demographics
Participants included 6 persons living with dementia, 8 care partners, and 9 nursing home staff.
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