Wicking teaching aged care facilities program: Innovative Practice

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Andrew Robinson, Catherine See, E Lea, M Bramble, Sharon Andrews, A Marlow, Jan Radford, Michael McCall, Claire E Eccleston, Barbara Horner and Fran McInerney. (2017). Wicking teaching aged care facilities program: Innovative Practice. Dementia. 16(5), pp. 673-681. https://doi.org/10.1177/1471301215603846
AuthorsAndrew Robinson, Catherine See, E Lea, M Bramble, Sharon Andrews, A Marlow, Jan Radford, Michael McCall, Claire E Eccleston, Barbara Horner and Fran McInerney
Abstract

This paper reports on the design of a program that aims to prototype teaching aged care facilities in Australia. Beginning in two Tasmanian residential aged care facilities, the intent of the program is to support large-scale inter-professional student clinical placements, positively influence students’ attitudes toward working in aged care and drive development of a high-performance culture capable of supporting evidence-based aged care practice. This is important in the context of aged care being perceived as an unattractive career choice for health professionals, reinforced by negative clinical placement experiences. The Teaching Aged Care Facilities Program features six stages configured around an action research/action learning method, with dementia being a key clinical focus.

Keywordsclinical placements; action research; organisational capacity; students; teaching aged care facilities
Year2017
JournalDementia
Journal citation16 (5), pp. 673-681
PublisherSage Publications Ltd.
ISSN1471-3012
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.1177/1471301215603846
Scopus EID2-s2.0-85021919753
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