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1National Centre for Health Program Evaluation.
Abstract:
The standard of quality of care in Australian nursing homes is assessed by standards monitoring teams who use their expert judgement and a set of guidelines based on seven objectives and thirty-one standards. In this article, the possibility of supplementing the teams' expert judgement with information gained from standardised questionnaires is explored. Following a review of environment-focussed and resident-focussed instruments, an overview of the scales is provided and the idea of using standardised questionnaires in the standards monitoring process is discussed in terms of possible future developments.
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