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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Quality of Life in Institutional Careomes is often the only option available for frail and dependent people, who require higher levels of support. Moreover, social and demographic changes throughout Europe show a weakening of family and community networks, resulting in a reduction in informal support from family and friends to allow fr

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The Target Efficiency of Care—Models and Analysesin the phrase “increasing needs versus decreasing resources”. However, it is also currently widely agreed that the cost containment does not mean “as cheap as possible” but “achieving the best possible outcomes on available resources”. Therefore, simple productivity measures are insufficient, as ser

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specific programme 1 (1998–2002) under the EC’s Fifth Framework Programme for Research, Te- nological Development and Demonstration. The activity promoting such research was Key Action 6 on the “Ageing Popul978-1-4419-2467-4978-0-387-72169-9

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Instrumentation of the Care Keys Researchcribe the QoL as professionally assessed and documented including professional (e.g. clinical) care outcomes. Thirdly, instruments were required for the evaluation of the QoL of older persons with dementia, who may be unable to provide the information themselves. Fourthly, a standardised instrument