University Of Gavle

This study follows nearly 2,000 older adults (70+) and home care staff in two Swedish municipalities to see if new working methods—like removing individual needs assessments and training staff in person-centered care—improve care quality, health, and well-being. One municipality …

This study looks at whether reducing registered nurses' work hours by about 3 hours per week (with no pay cut) improves their work environment, work-life balance, and overall well-being. About 190 nurses from elderly care and home care will answer surveys before and after the cha…

This study looks at how person-centered care—care that respects each older adult's unique needs and wishes—affects the health and well-being of both residents and staff in nursing homes. Researchers will follow 600 older adults and staff over time using surveys and interviews. Th…