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1Faculty of Health, Southern Cross University, Southern Cross Drive, Bilinga, Queensland, Australia.
Objective:
This review explored the knowledge of the Eden Alternative [Eden] as a well-being model for aged care and the current research of relationship-centred care in a residential setting to identify gaps in the literature.
Methods:
The search commenced in July 2017 and was updated in January 2020. Eight electronic databases were systematically searched for peer-reviewed studies published in English between 2000 and 2020. The search revealed 13 papers for final inclusion.
Results:
The Eden model has the potential to reduce loneliness, helplessness and boredom in older people. Implementation requires committed leadership and the inclusion of residents, families and staff in decision-making.
Conclusions:
There remain gaps in the empirical evidence of the benefit of the Eden model. The challenge is for researchers to provide rigorous study design that can evidence well-being outcomes for residents with complex needs.
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