Benefits, Barriers and Outcomes of Older Adults Undertaking a Facility-Based Transition Care Program
The research evaluated the impact of transition care programs on older adults’ health and wellbeing by determining the health-related outcomes and the benefits, barriers and enablers for older adults undertaking these programs. Research findings demonstrated that facility-based transition care outco...
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2021
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| author | Hang, Jo-Aine |
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| description | The research evaluated the impact of transition care programs on older adults’ health and wellbeing by determining the health-related outcomes and the benefits, barriers and enablers for older adults undertaking these programs. Research findings demonstrated that facility-based transition care outcomes vary internationally. Older adults undertaking transition care in a facility in Western Australia demonstrated improved health outcomes. However, some functional deficits persisted and more emotional support to improve older adults’ transition care experience is required. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-887572022-06-15T23:49:27Z Benefits, Barriers and Outcomes of Older Adults Undertaking a Facility-Based Transition Care Program Hang, Jo-Aine The research evaluated the impact of transition care programs on older adults’ health and wellbeing by determining the health-related outcomes and the benefits, barriers and enablers for older adults undertaking these programs. Research findings demonstrated that facility-based transition care outcomes vary internationally. Older adults undertaking transition care in a facility in Western Australia demonstrated improved health outcomes. However, some functional deficits persisted and more emotional support to improve older adults’ transition care experience is required. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88757 Curtin University fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Hang, Jo-Aine Benefits, Barriers and Outcomes of Older Adults Undertaking a Facility-Based Transition Care Program |
| title | Benefits, Barriers and Outcomes of Older Adults
Undertaking a Facility-Based Transition Care Program |
| title_full | Benefits, Barriers and Outcomes of Older Adults
Undertaking a Facility-Based Transition Care Program |
| title_fullStr | Benefits, Barriers and Outcomes of Older Adults
Undertaking a Facility-Based Transition Care Program |
| title_full_unstemmed | Benefits, Barriers and Outcomes of Older Adults
Undertaking a Facility-Based Transition Care Program |
| title_short | Benefits, Barriers and Outcomes of Older Adults
Undertaking a Facility-Based Transition Care Program |
| title_sort | benefits, barriers and outcomes of older adults
undertaking a facility-based transition care program |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88757 |