Effects, costs and feasibility of the ‘Stay Active at Home’ Reablement training programme for home care professionals: study protocol of a cluster randomised controlled trial
Saved in:
Metzelthin, S.F., et al., Effects, costs and feasibility of the ‘Stay Active at Home’ Reablement training programme for home care professionals: study protocol of a cluster randomised controlled trial. BMC Geriatrics, vol.18, n.286, 2018, 15 p.
Ref.
541053
Location:
SIIS Archivo (R.1879)
Palabras clave:
Personas mayores, Autonomía personal, Atención domiciliaria, Programas de prevención, Entrenamiento, Efectos, Salud, Ejercicio físico, Actividades de la vida diaria, Caídas, Depresión, Métodos de evaluación, Evaluación de servicios, Análisis coste eficacia, Países Bajos
Personas mayores, Autonomía personal, Atención domiciliaria, Programas de prevención, Entrenamiento, Efectos, Salud, Ejercicio físico, Actividades de la vida diaria, Caídas, Depresión, Métodos de evaluación, Evaluación de servicios, Análisis coste eficacia, Países Bajos
Similar Items: Effects, costs and feasibility of the ‘Stay Active at Home’ Reablement training programme for home care professionals: study protocol of a cluster randomised controlled trial
- Reablement in community-dwelling adults: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
- EDUCATING NURSING HOME STAFF ON FRACTURE PREVENTION: A CLUSTER RANDOMISED TRIAL
- EFFECTIVENESS OF BALANCE TRAININg GEXERCISE IN PEOPLE WITH MILD TO MODERATE SEVERITY ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE: PROTOCOL FOR A RANDOMISED TRIAL
- Reducing disability in community-dwelling frail older people: cost-effectiveness study alongside a cluster randomised controlled trial
- Can a tailored exercise and home hazard reduction program reduce the rate of falls in community dwelling older people with cognitive impairment: protocol paper for the i-FOCIS randomised controlled trial
- The study protocol of a cluster randomised controlled trial of family mediated personalised activities for nursing home residents with dementia