Aged care innovative pool dementia and disability pilot services evaluation: report on the scope of a national evaluation framework
released: 5 Dec 2003 author: AIHW
This paper summarises a project undertaken by the Ageing and Aged Care Unit at the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) to define the scope of work for the development of a national evaluation framework for the Aged Care Innovative Pool dementia care and disability services. Current until 5 December 2004.
Cat. no. WP 41; 100pp.; OUT OF PRINT
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Publication table of contents
- Summary
- Introduction
- Project brief
- Outline of the report
- Literature review
- Preamble
- A framework to describe the interaction between informal care and formal community-based services in the balance of care
- Dementia: tipping the balance of care
- Disability and ageing
- Research design for a national evaluation framework
- Outcome measurement
- Scope of outcome and process measurement
- Core outcome measures of health, function and utilisation
- Client profiles
- Client health status
- Client social resources profile
- Provider profiles
- Client activities and health events
- Project outline and options
- Project outline
- Evaluation options
- Expert reference group
- References
Recommended citation
AIHW 2003. Aged care innovative pool dementia and disability pilot services evaluation: report on the scope of a national evaluation framework. Welfare Working Paper no. 41. Cat. no. WP 41. Canberra: AIHW.