The aim of this project is to describe the quality of assessment data regularly collected in home and community, with techniques adapted from an evaluation of the quality of long-term care data in Canada.
Author: Sophie E. Hogeveen, Jonathan Chen & John P. Hirdes
Publication Date: October 30, 2017
Description: Despite an increasingly complex client population in the home and community care sectors, the results from this work indicate that data collected using the RAI-HC and the CHA are of an overall quality that may be trusted when used to inform decision-making at the organizational- or policy-level. High quality data and information are vital when used to inform steps taken to improve quality of care and enhance quality of life. This work also provides evidence that a method used to evaluate the quality of data obtained in the long-term care setting may be used to evaluate the quality of data obtained through community-based measures
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Keywords: interRai, Rai-HC, community health assessment, quality, resident assessment instrument - home care, interRAI CHA, assessment, quality
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