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SPECIAL PAPER. A Proposed Care Training System: Quality of Interaction Training with Staff and Carers.

Background: Quality of interaction has been applied as a key indicator of quality of care in both institutional and community based settings. Quality of interaction is conceptualized as existing on a continuum between Positive Social to Negative Restrictive, the most to least desirable. Objective: Q...

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Publicado en:International Journal of Caring Sciences Vol. 7; no. 3; pp. 750 - 757
Autor principal: Derek, Skea
Formato: tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: International Journal of Caring Sciences Sep-Dec2014
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          Quality of Health Care
          Professional-Family Relations Education
          Staff Development
          Teaching Methods
      ab: Background: Quality of interaction has been applied as a key indicator of quality of care in both institutional and community based settings. Quality of interaction is conceptualized as existing on a continuum between Positive Social to Negative Restrictive, the most to least desirable. Objective: Quality of Interactions Training as proposed here is applicable and transferable to a range of service user populations and a range of staff as well as, potentially family carers. Methodology: Theoretically and practically speaking this work sets out the conditions, using systematic role play as the means of delivering and designing a proposed Quality of Interactions Training program. Results and Conclusions: The Quality of Interactions Training program is also proposed to be cost effective, measurable and flexible enough to mature with the feedback of those taking part.
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