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Patients’ health and health needs are influenced by categories of difference like sex, gender, ethnic origin and socioeconomic status (SES). To enhance awareness of this diversity among patients and to provide holistic care for them, health professionals should first be aware of the relation between dimensions of diversity and patients’ health and health demands. This paper presents a formative process evaluation of a diversity sensitivity training programme for healthcare professionals. The training was implemented in three healthcare settings (mental healthcare, nursing home and hospital care). Mixed methods were used to monitor the implementation of the training and its effects after three years. Findings demonstrate that the training stimulated participants’ awareness, knowledge and critical attitudes towards diversity. Their motivation and willingness to take action regarding diversity was also enhanced. Yet these developments were less apparent among nursing home participants who felt less satisfied and did not develop a critical perspective on this issue. Qualitative data were helpful to explain differences between the settings. By means of the combination of quantitative and qualitative data, we can conclude that individual learning was not enough to guarantee a sensitive approach to diversity at the organizational level. 相似文献
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Housing for the aging population 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Halime Demirkan 《European review of aging and physical activity》2007,4(1):33-38
Based on the concept of ‘aging in place,’ design of houses in the past years are explored. Design features in the built environment
become barriers for aging people with functional limitations. Initially, houses were designed according to the required needs
of the user with the physical limitations. Later, adaptable house design was introduced that allows the house to meet the
specific needs of the user, while maintaining the appearance of the house until more obvious accessibility features are needed.
Today, ‘design for all’ is recognised as a tool for ensuring physical accessibility for aging people. The holistic perspective
embedded in the universal design theory should be systematically and consistently developed during the design process. 相似文献
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