Structuring the Effects of Functional Recovery Care in a Private Home with Care Services for Older People

• FUJIO Yuko

  Department of Gerontology, Juntendo University, Japan

• NISHIBE Makoto

  Tokyu E-Life Design Co., Ltd, Japan

• ARAKI Erika

  Tokyu E-Life Design Co., Ltd, Japan

• SHIMADA Hiromi

  Department of Gerontology, Juntendo University, Japan

• SUGIYAMA Tomoko

  Department of Gerontology, Juntendo University, Japan

• SATO Nobuhiro

  Department of Gerontology, Juntendo University, Japan

Abstract

This study aimed to structure the effect of functional recovery care in a private home with care services for older people by analyzing employees’ narratives. Interviews with employees of the facility revealed the following structure: By adopting [elaborate methods for evidence-based care] or functional recovery care, employees realized [improvements in residents’ mental and physical functions] and the [calmness of residents’ lives in the facility], and such a realization resulted in [employees’ increased motivation and sense of fulfillment]. [Employees’ increased motivation and sense of fulfillment] [promoted professional awareness] and [organizational growth], promoted [approaches and awareness toward future development], and contributed to the [further enhancement of the organizational capacity]. The results clarified a structure, where functional recovery care in a private home with care services for older people leads to employee and organizational growth.

Journal

• Asian Journal of Human Services

  Asian Journal of Human Services 19 (0), 1-10, 2020

  Asian Society of Human Services

Keywords

• structuring
• effect
• functional recovery care
• private home with care services

Details

• CRID: 1391130851449585024
• NII Article ID: 130007932013
• DOI: 10.14391/ajhs.19.1
• ISSN: 2188059X
• ISSN: 21863350
• Web Site: https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/ajhs/19/0/19_1/_pdf
• Text Lang: en
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