Co-Designing Research in Collaboration with People Who Are Residents and Staff in Long-Term Care for Older Adults
2024
Co-Designing Research in Long-Term Care for Older Adults
Sample size: 81
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Author Information
Author(s): Shannon Kay, David Jones, Katie Featherstone
Primary Institution: Auckland University Of Technology
Hypothesis
The study aims to compare resident experiences and outcomes in homelike and traditional facilities.
Conclusion
The co-design process with residents and staff provided valuable insights for designing qualitative research.
Supporting Evidence
- The CARE Village hosts 81 residents in a homelike environment.
- The study includes a qualitative phase co-designed with residents and staff.
Takeaway
This study shows how important it is to involve residents in designing research about their care.
Methodology
A sequential mixed methods study comparing experiences in homelike and traditional facilities.
Participant Demographics
Residents and staff from a long-term care facility in New Zealand.
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