BMC health services research · 2024
Individualized participatory care planning for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities: a qualitative descriptive study.
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Dong Megann Y, Meredith Leslie, Forrester-Jones Rachel, Kothari Anita, Ryan Dana, Ryan Bridget L, Mathews Maria, Sibbald Shannon L
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BACKGROUND: Goal setting for persons within health and social care environments can be a challenging task; although health and social care settings aim to address a person's care needs, the literature tends to focus on health. Person-centred care should encompass the goals/needs/wants of the person, whether these goals focus on career, relationship, and/or health domains. To understand how a person-centred participatory goal setting process is carried out in a care environment, we used an integrated knowledge translation approach.
METHODS: We conducted 11 semi-structured interviews with community-care staff to understand a person-centred planning process, including key components and impacts.
RESULTS: The interviews provide a thorough understanding of an implemented approach to person-centred plans, including its creation, implementation, and benefits (for the person-supported, family, friends, and staff). Person-centred plans provide a map with which to plan activities based on a persons' goals, interests, and capacities, and have positive impacts for the person-supported, family, friends, and staff.
CONCLUSIONS: Our study highlights how a community-care organization can facilitate person-centred services through person-centred plans and has implications for wider uptake of person-centred plans in community-care organizations.
METHODS: We conducted 11 semi-structured interviews with community-care staff to understand a person-centred planning process, including key components and impacts.
RESULTS: The interviews provide a thorough understanding of an implemented approach to person-centred plans, including its creation, implementation, and benefits (for the person-supported, family, friends, and staff). Person-centred plans provide a map with which to plan activities based on a persons' goals, interests, and capacities, and have positive impacts for the person-supported, family, friends, and staff.
CONCLUSIONS: Our study highlights how a community-care organization can facilitate person-centred services through person-centred plans and has implications for wider uptake of person-centred plans in community-care organizations.