Recording Nursing Care through the PACE Framework
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Project Title
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Recording Nursing Care through the PACE Framework: Research Evaluation of an Innovative Approach to Person-centred Care Planning
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Enduring Ill Health and Documentation of Nursing Care
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HSC NI Research and Development Division Jan 2020- Jan 2022
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Principal Investigator or Primary Supervisor (if PhD project)
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Prof Kevin Gormley
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Co-Investigators or additional supervisors
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Dr Gary Mitchell
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Research Fellow(s) or PhD Student
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Name & Institution of Collaborators
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Northern Health and Social Care Trust
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Name of External Partner Organisations
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Ulster University
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Description of Project: Aim; Methods; Expected Outcomes |
The aim of this research project is to evaluate the impact of the implementation of an innovative approach to planning nursing care (referred to as the PACE Framework). The overarching research question is as follows: What impact does the implementation of an innovative approach to planning nursing care have on the development of person-centred practice? More specifically, the objectives are to: explore the impact of PACE Framework on patients’ and families’ experiences of care; explore the impact of PACE Framework on staff’s experiences of care; and identify the knowledge transfer that will support further development and ongoing implementation of this approach. It is anticipated that this research will contribute to the current evidence base in relation to person-centred care planning and the impact on experience of care for both patients and their families and staff. Furthermore, by the very nature of the proposed research the potential for impact is significant and will contribute to an existing body of work focused on implementing and evidencing person-centred practice.
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