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Implementation of a Standardized Comprehensive Assessment Tool in France: A Case Using the InterRAI Instruments Cover

Implementation of a Standardized Comprehensive Assessment Tool in France: A Case Using the InterRAI Instruments

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|Apr 2018

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Table 1

Incentives and barriers of the implementation of the RAI Instruments first period.

IncentivesBarriers
National contextComparative research programsOverlapping clinical practices between stakeholders
Better quality of care and information provided
Target PopulationLTCF residents and older community care clients with unmet needs
Persons involvedVoluntary clinicians and researchersManagers and decisions makers not involved
Impacts on providersBetter assessment of residents needsExistence of internal assessment instrument
Participation of residents and caregiversFear of practice standardization
Reinforcement of the multidisciplinary care teamIssues with work organization
Improvement of gerontology knowledgeLack of connection between research and the clinics
RAI characteristicsQuality of dataTime required for assessment using all 280 items
Unique assessment with series of applications
Training4-days trainingNo electronic version of the RAI during clinical studies
LeadershipInterRAI France organizationNo clinical physicians involved in leadership
Participation of an academic public health physician in InterRAI consortium
Table 2

Incentives and barriers of the implementation of the RAI Instruments second period.

IncentivesBarriers
National contextIntegrated model of care with a national pilotLow integration level
Step by step implementation
Target PopulationOlder people with complex health and social needs
Persons involvedVoluntary community-based case managersNo other users
Impacts on providersImproving the case management process with the care planningOther stakeholders were using different tools
Legitimation of the role of CMLack of appropriation of other applications of the instruments
RAI instrument characteristicsStandardized and homogenized data collection
Training5 days training and local support
Electronic version of the instruments
Leader shipMixed leadership of academic and clinical physicians
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/ijic.3297 | Journal eISSN: 1568-4156
Language: English
Submitted on: Aug 29, 2017
Accepted on: Mar 26, 2018
Published on: Apr 18, 2018
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

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