Home Care Nurses

How it works

Benefits

Risks & contraindications

Evidence quality

Highlighted claims

• Reflective coaching helped nurses identify routine behaviours that unintentionally limited self-direction. — SOCAV: a nurse-led support programme for self-direction in people with dementia receiving home care, involving informal caregivers – a feasibility study with process evaluation in the Netherlands
• Nurses initially had limited coordination with informal caregivers and lacked structured methods for supporting self-direction. — SOCAV: a nurse-led support programme for self-direction in people with dementia receiving home care, involving informal caregivers – a feasibility study with process evaluation in the Netherlands
• Nurses' work was largely task-focused before the intervention. — SOCAV: a nurse-led support programme for self-direction in people with dementia receiving home care, involving informal caregivers – a feasibility study with process evaluation in the Netherlands
• Nurses initially struggled to apply the concept of self-direction despite being motivated to support it. — SOCAV: a nurse-led support programme for self-direction in people with dementia receiving home care, involving informal caregivers – a feasibility study with process evaluation in the Netherlands
• Through coaching and home meetings, nurses learned to support self-direction more flexibly. — SOCAV: a nurse-led support programme for self-direction in people with dementia receiving home care, involving informal caregivers – a feasibility study with process evaluation in the Netherlands