Titlebook: Care-Related Quality of Life in Old Age; Concepts, Models, an Marja Vaarama,Richard Pieper,Andrew Sixsmith Book 2008 Springer-Verlag New Yo

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Elements of finite element programming,berg, 2003), more often than nursing care and institutional care (e.g. Ranz, Zwygart-Stauffacher, & Popejoy, 1999)..In health care, the definition given by Donabedian (1969, 1980) is a widely accepted framework to evaluate quality of care. According to this model, the quality of (health) care needs to be ensured in the three following aspects:

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The Concept of Quality of Long-Term Careberg, 2003), more often than nursing care and institutional care (e.g. Ranz, Zwygart-Stauffacher, & Popejoy, 1999)..In health care, the definition given by Donabedian (1969, 1980) is a widely accepted framework to evaluate quality of care. According to this model, the quality of (health) care needs to be ensured in the three following aspects:

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Care Keys Data and Statistical Methodsevant client groups in all participant countries and containing measurements of all variables that might influence the crQoL of clients. The first databases were developed to test and pilot the various instruments for final data collection (see Chapter 2). After the instrumentation was finalised, na

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The Concept of Quality of Long-Term Carewhat is not good quality. This is not easy as on the one hand, quality of care has been defined in many ways, and on the other, the quality of long-term care of older people is weakly defined. Further, the definitions of quality of care from the perspectives of the clients are rare (e.g. Baldock & H

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Quality Management in Long-Term Caresk management, knowledge management or innovation management, but it has become part of a quality movement. It is currently a firm element of scientific and public discussion on quality standards and a widely accepted requirement in the provision of social and health care services. For example, Tota

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Quality of Life of Older Homecare Clientsst western societies. “Ageing in place” is seen as a goal that accommodates the preferences of both older people themselves and society. Homecare (HC) is one of the key means to support older people who need regular external help to remain living at home. Underlying the provision of homecare, there