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This study developed a tool to measure the dynamic capabilities of community-based Adult Day Services (ADS). This measure can help improve service quality and accessibility for the aging population.

Keywords:

adult day care home and community-based care and services long-term services & supports measurement

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Area of Science:

Gerontology
Health Services Research
Organizational Studies

Background:

Current research on Adult Day Services (ADS) emphasizes individual outcomes, overlooking organizational factors influencing service quality and accessibility.
There is a growing need to assess the adaptive capacity of ADS to serve an increasingly diverse aging population.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and validate a structured tool for assessing the dynamic capabilities of community-based Adult Day Services (ADS).
To provide a resource for researchers and providers to enhance ADS quality and accessibility.

Main Methods:

A mixed-method approach was employed, integrating literature reviews, expert consultations, online surveys, and interviews.
A theory-driven set of measures was formulated based on the gathered data.
Preliminary analyses were conducted to evaluate the scale's performance and validity.

Main Results:

A novel, theory-driven tool was developed to assess the dynamic capabilities of ADS.
Preliminary findings indicate the scale's potential for assessing and enhancing ADS organizational capacity.
The study provides a foundation for further refinement and validation of the assessment tool.

Conclusions:

The developed measure offers a valuable framework for evaluating the dynamic capabilities of Adult Day Services.
This tool can aid in improving the quality and accessibility of ADS for a diverse aging demographic.
Further validation is recommended to establish the measure's comprehensive utility for researchers and practitioners.