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Guide to the use of Dementia Care Mapping for improved person-centred care in a care provider organization (PAS 800) - Couverture souple

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9780580639418: Guide to the use of Dementia Care Mapping for improved person-centred care in a care provider organization (PAS 800)
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ISBN 10 : 058063941X ISBN 13 : 9780580639418
Editeur : BSI British Standards Institution

Synopsis

This Publicly Available Specification (PAS) provides a guide to the principles and recommendations for the use of Dementia Care Mapping (DCM) by care providers where the intention is to improve the quality of person-centred care (PCC) for persons living with dementia. It is for use by people with responsibility for implementing, delivering and managing standards of care, quality assurance and improvement processes within health and social care. PAS 800 is for use by providers of care homes, nursing homes, hospital wards, day care and interim care services where significant numbers of service users are living with moderate to severe dementia. Dementia Care Mapping (DCM) is a set of observational tools that have been used in formal dementia care settings such as hospital wards, care homes and day care facilities in the UK since 1991. It has been used both as an instrument for developing person-centred care (PCC) practice, and as a tool in research. It developed from the pioneering work of the late Professor Tom Kitwood on PCC. In his final book, Dementia Reconsidered, Kitwood described DCM as: a serious attempt to take the standpoint of the person with dementia, using a combination of empathy and observational skill . DCM is both a tool and a process. The tool is the observations and the coding frames. This is the intensive in-depth, real time observations over a number of hours of people with dementia living in formal care settings. The process is the use of DCM as a driver for the development of PCC practice, including careful preparation of staff and management teams, feedback of the results of the map, action-planning by the staff team on the basis of this feedback, the monitoring of progress over time, and then the cycle of re-mapping commences. This Publicly Available Specification, PAS 800, was sponsored by the University of Bradford and its development was facilitated by the British Standards Institution (BSI).

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This Publicly Available Specification (PAS) provides a guide to the principles and recommendations for the use of Dementia Care Mapping (DCM) by care providers where the intention is to improve the quality of person-centred care (PCC) for persons living with dementia. It is for use by people with responsibility for implementing, delivering and managing standards of care, quality assurance and improvement processes within health and social care. PAS 800 is for use by providers of care homes, nursing homes, hospital wards, day care and interim care services where significant numbers of service users are living with moderate to severe dementia. Dementia Care Mapping (DCM) is a set of observational tools that have been used in formal dementia care settings such as hospital wards, care homes and day care facilities in the UK since 1991. It has been used both as an instrument for developing person-centred care (PCC) practice, and as a tool in research. It developed from the pioneering work of the late Professor Tom Kitwood on PCC. In his final book, Dementia Reconsidered, Kitwood described DCM as: a serious attempt to take the standpoint of the person with dementia, using a combination of empathy and observational skill . DCM is both a tool and a process. The tool is the observations and the coding frames. This is the intensive in-depth, real time observations over a number of hours of people with dementia living in formal care settings. The process is the use of DCM as a driver for the development of PCC practice, including careful preparation of staff and management teams, feedback of the results of the map, action-planning by the staff team on the basis of this feedback, the monitoring of progress over time, and then the cycle of re-mapping commences. This Publicly Available Specification, PAS 800, was sponsored by the University of Bradford and its development was facilitated by the British Standards Institution (BSI).

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Éditeur
BSI British Standards Institution
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
058063941X
ISBN 13 
9780580639418
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Broché
Nombre de pages
52
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