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Abstract Abstract
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Introduction Introduction
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My home life programme My home life programme
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Quality of life Quality of life
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Relationship-centred care Relationship-centred care
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Exploring the MHL evidence base Exploring the MHL evidence base
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Personalization: maintaining identity Personalization: maintaining identity
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Personalization: sharing decision-making Personalization: sharing decision-making
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Personalization: creating communities Personalization: creating communities
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Navigation: managing transitions Navigation: managing transitions
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Navigation: improving health and healthcare Navigation: improving health and healthcare
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Navigation: supporting good end of life Navigation: supporting good end of life
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Transformation: keeping workforce fit for purpose Transformation: keeping workforce fit for purpose
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Transformation: promoting positive culture Transformation: promoting positive culture
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Acknowledgements Acknowledgements
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References References
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25 My home life: exploring the evidence base for best practice
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Published:May 2011
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Abstract
This chapter summarizes the evidence base underpinning the My Home Life (MHL) programme, a UK-wide initiative to promote quality of life in care homes for older people. The work was originally undertaken by members of the National Care Homes Research and Development Forum, who worked collaboratively to update an earlier review of the care needs of older people and family caregivers in continuing care settings. Findings focus on eight relationship-centred themes. The chapter begins by describing the MHL initiative, showing how it has grown from a project into a social movement. The difference between quality of life and quality of care is highlighted and the importance of good relationships between residents, relatives, and staff noted. The evidence base for each of the eight themes is then presented and an argument made for relationship-centred care as the key to best practice in care homes; in particular, for those with dementia.
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