Measuring Nursing Home Residents' Goals and Preferences
Author Information
Author(s): Roberts Tonya, Parikh Romil, Li Jingxi, Nizza Megan, Smith Amelia, Levy Sorah, Shippee Tetyana
Primary Institution: University of Wisconsin - Madison
Hypothesis
It is unclear how psychometrically validated instruments for measuring nursing home residents' preferences can be applied in practice.
Conclusion
The review identified 28 validated tools for assessing nursing home residents' goals and preferences, which vary in structure and content.
Supporting Evidence
- 28 validated tools were identified from peer-reviewed articles.
- 12 additional tools were found from grey literature sources.
- Tools varied in structure, content, and length.
Takeaway
This study looked at different tools to help nursing home residents express what they want and need, making their care more personal.
Methodology
The study involved searching databases and surveying experts to identify validated instruments for assessing nursing home residents' preferences.
Limitations
The applicability of the identified tools in practice remains unclear.
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