IHR - Older adult´s multidimensional health: a randomized control study of home care in one municipality with qualitative measures to follow-up the intervention.
The research project is intended to evaluate the effects of intensive home rehabilitation by measuring multidimensional health among older people compared with traditional care interventions. The project also sheds light on older people's perspectives on the intervention received, as well as experiences and experiences of the interprofessional team.
Concluded
Start
2015-12-01
Conclusion
2020-06-01
Main financing
Co-financing
Collaboration partners
Research area
Project manager at MDU
The project Intensive Home Rehabilitation (IHR) has been designed as an intervention where the researchers, who are older (65+) who have applied for nursing care in the municipal home care service have received intensive home rehabilitation performed by an interprofessional team. The results were then compared with a control group who received the usual home care service. The research project is intended to evaluate the effects of the intensive home rehabilitation by measuring multidimensional health among the elderly compared with traditional care interventions.
In addition, the project has intended to shed light on the elderly's perspective on the intervention received, as well as the experiences and experiences of the interprofessional team.
The research project is intended to evaluate the effects of intensive home rehabilitation by measuring multidimensional health among older people compared with traditional care interventions. The project also sheds light on older people's perspectives on the intervention received, as well as experiences and experiences of the interprofessional team.