Meeting the Challenge of Caring for Persons Living with Dementia and Their Care Partners and Caregivers A Way Forward (2021) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix A: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Systematic Review and Inclusion Criteria
Appendix A: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Systematic Review and Inclusion Criteria
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. Table A-1 presents the inclusion criteria applied by the systematic review authors.
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, home health aides, auxiliary workers, personal care aides, hospice aides, promotoras or promotores, and community health workers Formal PLWD Caregiver Subgroups, including age, sex, race/ethnicity, education, job position, skill, training, general health status, setting type
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APPENDIX A 183 TABLE A-1 Continued Element PLWD PLWD Caregiver Intervention Any nondrug care intervention Any care intervention intended to intended to benefit PLWD except support informal PLWD caregivers' interventions to treat conditions well-being except interventions to other than dementia, including treat health conditions unrelated to but not limited to CPAP, and providing care to PLWD those that use supplements/natural products Any care intervention intended to support formal PLWD caregivers' well-being except interventions to treat health conditions unrelated to providing care to PLWD Any care delivery intervention to improve how care is delivered if the training intervention is incorporated as on-going operational procedures into the structure or processes of the organization. Interventions carried out by higher education organizations or professional organizations to provide training toward licensed professionals, and continuing education for degreed health professionals are also excluded Comparator Inactive Comparator: No Inactive Comparator: No intervention, usual care, waitlist, intervention, usual care, waitlist, attention control attention control Active Comparator: Different Active Comparator: Different intervention intervention continued
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location of death Utilization of health care service Social/Community level outcomes: (e.g., physician visits, antidepressant Engagement in community or antianxiety medication usage) activities Societal costs including caregiving Perceived inclusion time/time spent on activities Safety/perceived safety Harms, including isolation, Utilization of health care service loneliness, perceived stigma, outcomes: caregiver PTSD Admission to nursing home Access to care and services ICU and ED usage Hospital admission and readmission Primary, Specialty, Long-term Care usage Quality of care and services (e.g., overutilization of unnecessary antibiotics, other quality care metrics)
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Includes home, home health care, Includes home, home health care, adult day care, acute care settings, adult day care, acute care settings, social service agencies, nursing social service agencies, nursing homes, assisted living, memory homes, assisted living, memory care care units, hospice, rehabilitation units, hospice, rehabilitation centers/ centers/skilled nursing facilities, skilled nursing facilities, long long-distance caregiving, and distance caregiving, and nonplace nonplace-based settings based settings NOTE: ADL = activity of daily living; CPAP = continuous positive airway pressure; ED = emergency department; IADL = instrumental activity of daily living; ICU = intensive care unit; PLWD = person living with dementia; PTSD = posttraumatic stress disorder. SOURCE: Excerpted from Butler et al., 2020; for additional details, see Appendix A of Butler et al., 2020.
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