How do contextual factors influence quality and safety work in the Norwegian home care and nursing home settings? A qualitative study about managers’ experiences

The aim of the study was to explore the current challenges in quality and safety work as perceived by managers and employees in nursing homes and home care services.. Method: The

A nursing home has two basic features—a “home” for the older peoples and a place for “nursing.” A garden belongs to a home (Scott et al., 2015), and in nursing homes and

How professionals ’ communication skills do influence on patients' participation in conversation about everyday life and goals of home-based reablement.. Methods: A qualitative

Keywords: Factor analysis, Nursing home residents, Nursing home care, OPQoL-brief questionnaire, Psychometric properties, Quality of life, Wellbeing.. ©

The previously published papers explore the influence of contextual factors in quality and safety work (Ree et al., 2019), challenges in quality and safety work (Johannessen et

This study describes staff perceptions of patient safety culture in Norwegian home care services and nursing homes, and assesses how various patient safety culture dimensions

Results from workshop observations and interviews from the pilot test showed that all managers in the nursing home and home care services were committed to and positive about

In a collaborative development process, we applied the design steps depicted in Fig. 1, which were: (1) qualitative interviews with managers in nursing homes and home- care in