FLEXIBILITY MEETS COMPLEXITY: LESSONS FROM PRACTICE-BASED IMPLEMENTATION OF A DEMENTIA CARE MODEL
2024

Lessons from Implementing a Dementia Care Model

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Author Information

Author(s): Amjad Halima

Primary Institution: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Hypothesis

Family-centered active management approaches can improve care quality and reduce healthcare costs for people living with dementia.

Conclusion

The MIND at Home model shows that adapting care to individual and system needs is crucial for successful implementation.

Supporting Evidence

  • Family-centered approaches improve care quality and health outcomes.
  • MIND at Home was developed over a decade of work.
  • Implementation requires engagement of staff and care partners.

Takeaway

This study shows that helping families take care of loved ones with dementia can make things better for everyone involved.

Methodology

The study involved developing and implementing a family-focused care management model called MIND at Home in various healthcare settings.

Limitations

Limited translation of existing care management models to real-world practice.

Participant Demographics

People living with dementia and their care partners.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1093/geroni/igae098.1344

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