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Escort of older people into the operating room: A feasibility study
Escort of older people into the operating room: A feasibility study
Abstract Background While special care is given to perioperative risk assessment and management of older people undergoing...
Long‐term care nurses’ perceptions of a good death for people with dementia: A qualitative descriptive study
Long‐term care nurses’ perceptions of a good death for people with dementia: A qualitative descriptive study
Abstract Introduction The number of people with dementia (PwD) dying in long-term care (LTC) settings is expected to incre...
Quality of care plans in long‐term care facilities for the older persons—How well is information from RAI assessments utilised in care planning?
Quality of care plans in long‐term care facilities for the older persons—How well is information from RAI assessments utilised in care planning?
Abstract Background In Finland, care plans at long-term care facilities (LTCF) for the older persons should be based on in...
Family participation in the care of older hospitalised patients: Patients’, family caregivers’ and nurses’ preferences on family caregivers performing care tasks
Family participation in the care of older hospitalised patients: Patients’, family caregivers’ and nurses’ preferences on family caregivers performing care tasks
Abstract Background It is estimated that there are 101 million older care-dependent people (60+). This group is expected t...
Factors that influence the emotional impact of memory problems in older adults: A qualitative descriptive study
Factors that influence the emotional impact of memory problems in older adults: A qualitative descriptive study
Abstract Background Associations among psychological health and memory concerns in older adults are well-established, but ...
Older people and responses to COVID‐19: A cross‐sectional study of prevention practices and vaccination intention
Older people and responses to COVID‐19: A cross‐sectional study of prevention practices and vaccination intention
Abstract Background COVID-19 is a threat to everyone's health and can be especially devastating to older individuals. Aim ...
Older adults ‘Have so Much to Teach Us’: A qualitative study of BSN student perceptions when anticipating clinical in the nursing home
Older adults ‘Have so Much to Teach Us’: A qualitative study of BSN student perceptions when anticipating clinical in the nursing home
Abstract Background As the population of older adults is estimated to double by 2050, the growing demand for nurses to pro...
Seeking and maintaining connections: A grounded theory study of maintaining spirituality in residential aged care facilities
Seeking and maintaining connections: A grounded theory study of maintaining spirituality in residential aged care facilities
Abstract Background Moving to a residential aged care facility involves living far from family and a familiar environment,...
2020 International Journal of Older People Nursing awards: Celebrating excellence and innovation in gerontological nursing
2020 International Journal of Older People Nursing awards: Celebrating excellence and innovation in gerontological nursing
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Attitudes towards older adults (80 years and older): A measurement with the ageing semantic differential ‐ A cross‐sectional study of Austrian students
Attitudes towards older adults (80 years and older): A measurement with the ageing semantic differential ‐ A cross‐sectional study of Austrian students
Abstract Introduction The aims of the study were to investigate the four-factor structure of the German version of the Agi...
Sexual harassment or disinhibition? Residential care staff responses to older adults' unwanted behaviours
Sexual harassment or disinhibition? Residential care staff responses to older adults' unwanted behaviours
Abstract Background The ethical complexity of residential care is especially apparent for staff responding to residents&#x...
A qualitative exploration of care homes workers’ views and training needs in relation to the use of socially assistive humanoid robots in their workplace
A qualitative exploration of care homes workers’ views and training needs in relation to the use of socially assistive humanoid robots in their workplace
Abstract Aim The study aimed to explore the views and attitudes of care home workers about the socially assistive robot th...
FallSkip device is a useful tool for fall risk assessment in sarcopenic older community people
FallSkip device is a useful tool for fall risk assessment in sarcopenic older community people
Abstract Purpose Fall prevention is a major health concern for the ageing population. Sarcopenia is considered a risk fact...
Development of communication tool for resident‐ and family‐led care discussions in long‐term care through patient and family engagement
Development of communication tool for resident‐ and family‐led care discussions in long‐term care through patient and family engagement
Abstract Background Effective communication between residents (older adults), families, and the healthcare team supports p...
Nursing support for older people's autonomy in residential care: An integrative review
Nursing support for older people's autonomy in residential care: An integrative review
Abstract Background Nurses play a crucial role in enabling older people's autonomy in residential care. However, there is ...
Development and validation of the Scale for Staff–Family Partnership in Long‐term Care (SSFPLC)
Development and validation of the Scale for Staff–Family Partnership in Long‐term Care (SSFPLC)
Abstract Background A partnership between staff and families is crucial to maintain nursing home residents' health and pro...
Improving student nurses’ perspectives towards older people with an e‐learning activity: A quasi‐experimental pre‐post design
Improving student nurses’ perspectives towards older people with an e‐learning activity: A quasi‐experimental pre‐post design
Abstract Background Despite older people being the largest demographic accessing health care, nurses often lack knowledge ...
Healthcare professionals' experiences of using a biopsychosocial approach to understand behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia: A qualitative interview study
Healthcare professionals' experiences of using a biopsychosocial approach to understand behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia: A qualitative interview study
Abstract Background Biopsychosocial approaches to understanding behavioural and psychological (otherwise known as “...
Living, loving and letting go‐navigating the relational within palliative care of older people in long‐term care facilities: An action research study
Living, loving and letting go‐navigating the relational within palliative care of older people in long‐term care facilities: An action research study
Abstract Background Long term care facilities are important environments for the delivery of palliative care, which includ...
Ambulance clinicians’ attitudes to older patients’ self‐determination when the patient has impaired decision‐making ability: A Delphi study
Ambulance clinicians’ attitudes to older patients’ self‐determination when the patient has impaired decision‐making ability: A Delphi study
Abstract Objective The proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance services (AS). Pat...
This alarm is not a drill: We call gerontological nurses to act on climate change
This alarm is not a drill: We call gerontological nurses to act on climate change
Volume 16, Issue 5 e12421 EDITORIAL Jennifer Baumbusch, University ...
Evaluation of a self‐care education program for older adults in Iran using a lifestyle improvement model
Evaluation of a self‐care education program for older adults in Iran using a lifestyle improvement model
Abstract Background Older adults and their caregivers often believe it is either too late or too difficult to make health-...
Assessing acute functional decline in older patients in home nursing care settings using the Modified Early Warning Score: A qualitative study of nurses’ and general practitioners’ experiences
Assessing acute functional decline in older patients in home nursing care settings using the Modified Early Warning Score: A qualitative study of nurses’ and general practitioners’ experiences
Abstract Aims and objectives The study describes experiences of registered nurses and general practitioners when using the...
A discursive study exploring the professional identities of registered nurses employed in older person residential care settings
A discursive study exploring the professional identities of registered nurses employed in older person residential care settings
Abstract Background The phenomenon of an ageing population is being experienced globally requiring the ongoing provision o...
The experiences and needs of frail older people receiving home health care: A qualitative study
The experiences and needs of frail older people receiving home health care: A qualitative study
Abstract Background Due to the rapid ageing of the population, there is increasing demand for long-term care in the people...
Does hospitalisation impact the successful ageing of community‐dwelling older adults?: A propensity score matching analysis using the Korean national survey data
Does hospitalisation impact the successful ageing of community‐dwelling older adults?: A propensity score matching analysis using the Korean national survey data
Abstract Objectives For community-dwelling older adults with hospitalisation experience, it is necessary to be strategic w...
Harnessing nursing to diminish ageism
Harnessing nursing to diminish ageism
Abstract Background The common practice of making fun of aging and older people demonstrates that ageism towards older peo...
An observational study of hand‐to‐face contact via videotaping of Korean older people in daily life settings
An observational study of hand‐to‐face contact via videotaping of Korean older people in daily life settings
Abstract Objectives This study aimed to quantify hand-to-face contact (HFC) and identify the related factors that influenc...
Becoming part of an upwards spiral: Meanings of being person‐centred in nursing homes
Becoming part of an upwards spiral: Meanings of being person‐centred in nursing homes
Abstract Introduction Previous research suggests that person-centred care is positive for people living in nursing homes, ...
Evaluation of an online course for prevention of unwanted sexual behaviour in residential aged care services—A pilot study
Evaluation of an online course for prevention of unwanted sexual behaviour in residential aged care services—A pilot study
Abstract Background Residential aged care services (RACS) staff have substantial gaps in knowledge to prevent and manage u...
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