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Peter W A Reniers¹, Karin Hediger^1,2, Ine J N Declercq^1,3

¹Faculty of Psychology, Open University of the Netherlands, Heerlen, Netherlands.

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A new toolkit supports pet ownership for clients receiving home care, addressing challenges for pets, clients, and caregivers. This resource promotes person-centred care in long-term home settings.

Keywords:

Community care Experience-based co-design Home care Long-term care Person-Centred Care Pets Toolkit

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Area of Science:

Gerontology
Veterinary Medicine
Human-Animal Bond Research

Background:

Pets play a vital role in the well-being of individuals receiving long-term home care.
Growing numbers of clients require home care, increasing the need for pet-related support.
Existing resources for managing pets in home care settings are insufficient.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a comprehensive toolkit for clients with pets receiving home care, their families, and professional caregivers.
To address and mitigate challenges associated with pet ownership in long-term home care environments.
To enhance the quality of life for both clients and their pets through supportive materials.

Main Methods:

Utilized the Experience-Based Co-Design (EBCD) method, involving clients, family caregivers, and professional caregivers.
Conducted four phases: exploring key moments, prioritizing topics, co-designing toolkit materials, and evaluating feasibility.
Incorporated insights from a systematic review, individual interviews, focus groups, and expert consultations (e.g., veterinarians).

Main Results:

Developed the PET@home Toolkit, a collection of resources designed to support pet ownership in home care.
Toolkit materials include leaflets on communication and animal welfare, and an infographic.
The toolkit is based on both theoretical evidence and practical experiences from stakeholders.

Conclusions:

The PET@home Toolkit offers valuable support for professional caregivers, clients with pets, and their families.
It serves as a significant addition to person-centred care for individuals with pets in long-term home care.
The toolkit will be freely available for download from May 2024.