Impact of Intervention to Improve Nursing Home Resident–Staff Interactions and Engagement
The GerontologistPeer ReviewedChristine W. Hartmann +112018Journals
For nursing home residents, positive interactions with staff and engagement in daily life contribute meaningfully to quality of life. We sought to improve these aspects of person-centered care in an opportunistic snowball sample of six Veterans Health Administration nursing homes (e.g., Community Living Centers-CLCs) using an intervention that targeted staff behavior change, focusing on improving interactions between residents and staff and thereby ultimately aiming to improve resident engagement.
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