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n2:7E09071
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n4:Projekt
rdfs:seeAlso
http://www.isvav.cz/projectDetail.do?rowId=7E09071
dcterms:description
One of the most relevant obstacle to assess and compare nursing home (NH) services and patients across countries elates tothe fact that standardized and validated methodologies are not routinely in use in daily practice in Europe. The Minimum Data Set (MDS) is a comprehensive assessment instrument which contains a standardized set of essential clinical and functional status measures and allows evaluation of patients characteristics, measures of quality of care and patients outcomes. This instrument provides the informational basis for a system of outcome management and quality assurance for elders receiving long term care. The MDS is a powerful tool that can serve to assess outcomes, to measure quality of care and to compare provision of care, health care organization and systems across countries. We proposed to conduct a study aimed to validate the use of MDS as a methodology to assess provision of care in NH in Europe. Such methodology will allow to: a. measure patients outcomes and identify predictors of outcomes (changes in physical function, cognitive status, mood, hospitalization and survival) both at a patient level and at a service level; b. evaluate and monitor quality of care provided and identify incentives to improve quality and enhance prevention; c. compare structural and organisational characteristics of NH Services in European countries, along with the clinical and functional characteristics of their residents. To this aim we propose a large cross-national, prospective, observational study enrolling older people in NH in European countries. NH residents in the study will be assessed using the MDS. Information collected with this instrument will contribute to the creation of the first cross-national database on NH in Europe and will contribute to the validation of a methodology of assessment of NH residents that can be applied on large scale. One of the most relevant obstacle to assess and compare nursing home (NH) services and patients across countries elates tothe fact that standardized and validated methodologies are not routinely in use in daily practice in Europe. The Minimum Data Set (MDS) is a comprehensive assessment instrument which contains a standardized set of essential clinical and functional status measures and allows evaluation of patients characteristics, measures of quality of care and patients outcomes. This instrument provides the informational basis for a system of outcome management and quality assurance for elders receiving long term care. The MDS is a powerful tool that can serve to assess outcomes, to measure quality of care and to compare provision of care, health care organization and systems across countries. We proposed to conduct a study aimed to validate the use of MDS as a methodology to assess provision of care in NH in Europe. Such methodology will allow to: a. measure patients outcomes and identify predictors of outcomes (changes in physical function, cognitive status, mood, hospitalization and survival) both at a patient level and at a service level; b. evaluate and monitor quality of care provided and identify incentives to improve quality and enhance prevention; c. compare structural and organisational characteristics of NH Services in European countries, along with the clinical and functional characteristics of their residents. To this aim we propose a large cross-national, prospective, observational study enrolling older people in NH in European countries. NH residents in the study will be assessed using the MDS. Information collected with this instrument will contribute to the creation of the first cross-national database on NH in Europe and will contribute to the validation of a methodology of assessment of NH residents that can be applied on large scale.
dcterms:title
Services and Health for Elderly in Long TERm care Services and Health for Elderly in Long TERm care
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7E09071
n3:aktivita
n7:7E
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n6:celkovaStatniPodpora
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n3:datumDodatniDoRIV
2012-07-12+02:00
n3:druhSouteze
n22:RP
n3:duvernostUdaju
n11:S
n3:fazeProjektu
n10:91908232
n3:hlavniObor
n21:FP
n3:hodnoceniProjektu
n18:U
n3:kategorie
n16:AP
n3:klicovaSlova
long term care, nursing home, elderly, minimum data set, quality of care, prevention, comprehensive geriatric assessment
n3:partnetrHlavni
n14:orjk%3A11110
n3:pocetKoordinujicichPrijemcu
0
n3:pocetPrijemcu
1
n3:pocetSpoluPrijemcu
0
n3:pocetVysledkuRIV
12
n3:pocetZverejnenychVysledkuVRIV
12
n3:posledniUvolneniVMinulemRoce
2011-04-20+02:00
n3:prideleniPodpory
n17:3098%2F2010-32
n3:sberDatUcastniciPoslednihoRoku
n5:2011
n3:sberDatUdajeProjZameru
n5:2012
n3:statusZobrazovaneFaze
n12:DUU
n3:typPojektu
n8:P
n3:ukonceniReseni
2011-12-31+01:00
n3:zahajeniReseni
2009-01-01+01:00
n3:zhodnoceni+vysledku+projektu+dodavatelem
Following the condition that the candidate of financial contribution was evaluated and afterwards selected by international provider in accordance with the rules of the program the Ministry of Education, Youth ans Sports does not realize the evaluation of project results. The project is evaluated only after its approval by an international provider. Hodnocení výsledků řešení ministerstvo neprovádí, neboť podmínkou podpory je, že uchazeč byl vybrán mezinárodním poskytovatelem v souladu s pravidly příslušného programu. Projekt je hodnocen až po jeho schválení mezinárodním poskytovatelem.
n3:zivotniCyklusProjektu
n19:ZBKU
n3:vyzva
n13:FP7-HEALTH-2007-B
n3:klicoveSlovo
nursing home elderly minimum data set prevention quality of care long term care