Comparison of the adaptive implementation and evaluation of the Meeting Centers Support Program for people with dementia and their family carers in Europe; study protocol of the MEETINGDEM project.
Comparison of the adaptive implementation and evaluation of the Meeting Centers Support Program for people with dementia and their family carers in Europe; study protocol of the MEETINGDEM project.
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10.1186/s12877-017-0472-x
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发表时间：
2017-04-04
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4.1
通讯作者：
Chattat R
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作者：
Dröes RM;Meiland FJ;Evans S;Brooker D;Farina E;Szcześniak D;Van Mierlo LD;Orrell M;Rymaszewska J;Chattat R
MEETINGDEM研究旨在实施和评估一种创新的，包容性的方法，以支持社区居住的轻度至中度痴呆症患者及其家庭护理人员，称为会议中心支持计划（MCSP），在欧洲联盟（欧盟）的三个国家：意大利，波兰和英国。在荷兰开发的这种以人为本的方法的好处包括用户满意度高，减少行为和情绪问题，延迟入住住宿护理，降低与护理相关的压力水平，提高护理人员的能力，以及改善护理和福利组织之间的合作。该项目将在36个月内完成。这三个国家的项目伙伴将利用和调整在荷兰制定的战略和工具。在第一阶段（1-18个月），活动将侧重于在每个国家建立一个由相关组织和用户代表组成的倡议小组，探索护理途径和潜在的促进者以及实施该计划的障碍，并制定具体的国家实施计划和材料。在第二阶段（19 - 36个月），将为组织和工作人员提供培训，之后将建立会议中心，并评估对痴呆症患者和护理人员的行为，情绪和生活质量的影响，成本效益，服务使用的变化，用户满意度和实施过程。将对这三个国家的调查结果进行综合评价，以便为在整个欧盟成功实施小额信贷支助项目提出建议。如果会议中心的方法可以广泛实施，这可能会导致整个欧洲和其他地区的痴呆症护理的重大改善。该试验于2016年5月回顾性注册：试验编号：NTR 5936。
The MEETINGDEM study aims to implement and evaluate an innovative, inclusive, approach to supporting community dwelling people with mild to moderate dementia and their family carers, called the Meeting Centers Support Program (MCSP), in three countries in the European Union (EU): Italy, Poland and United Kingdom. Demonstrated benefits of this person-centered approach, developed in The Netherlands, include high user satisfaction, reduced behavioral and mood problems, delayed admission to residential care, lower levels of caregiving-related stress, higher carer competence, and improved collaboration between care and welfare organizations. The project will be carried out over a 36 month period. Project partners in the three countries will utilize, and adapt, strategies and tools developed in the Netherlands. In Phase One (month 1-18) activities will focus on establishing an initiative group of relevant organizations and user representatives in each country, exploring pathways to care and potential facilitators and barriers to implementing the program, and developing country specific implementation plans and materials. In Phase Two (month 19‑36) training will be provided to organizations and staff, after which the meeting centers will be established and evaluated for impact on behavior, mood and quality of life of people with dementia and carers, cost-effectiveness, changes in service use, user satisfaction and implementation process. An overall evaluation will draw together findings from the three countries to develop recommendations for successful implementation of MCSP across the EU. If the Meeting Centers approach can be widely implemented, this could lead to major improvements in dementia care across Europe and beyond. The trial was retrospectively registered in May 2016: trial number: NTR5936.