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Table 2. Literature review results (continued)

Year

Author

Source

Type

Region Key points

Evaluation rating

24:B

Discussion paper

Australia Evidence for the use of Montessori approaches to improve resident QOL in RACFs. Evidence confirms the benefit of Montessori approaches for use in RACF. Australia Summarises the SLP role in palliative care and educational preparation. More research is needed outlining current palliative-care education in tertiary SLP curricula. America Barriers to speech-language pathologists using evidence-based practice in RACFs. American aged-care system differs from Australia which may impact generalisation. America Service delivery factors in RACFs for speech- language pathologists. American aged-care system differs from Australia which may impact generalisation. Australia Effect of staff training in RACFs. Poor staff adherence to training is suspected for lack of improvement in resident QOL. Australia Background report for the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. Outlines aged care sector structure, policy, regulatory framework and usage. Policy and regulatory frameworks are in a state of change. RACF are the highest level of care provided. Patient-centred, client-directed and QOL Germany Barriers and facilitators to equity in accessing RACFs in European nations. Presents background on ageing population challenges in the European region. Australia Frames aged care workforce issues. Outlines 14 strategies for addressing these. Does not consider speech-language pathologists in workforce planning. Australia Aimed to understand the perceptions of case managers and care workers of community aged care and planned changes in the setting. Provides aged care sector background. There is a policy focus on community care. Consumer preferences in ageing care. Did not specifically address RACFs. America SP role in QOL in aged care. Change needed in the sector and profession. Speech-language pathologists have a role to play in culture change to promote improved care in RACF. service aspirations are outlined. Grey literature. Not peer reviewed.

2015 Cartwright & Oliver

Journal of Clinical Practice

in Speech- Language Pathology

24:A

Discussion paper

Journal of Clinical Practice

2015 Pascoe, Breen, & Cocks

in Speech- Language Pathology Seminars in Speech & Language

24:B

Discussion paper

2015 Jeng

24:B

Discussion paper

2013 Casper

Seminars in Speech & Language

24:B

2011 Beer et al.

Plos One

Randomised trial

Setting relevant literature

Report

2019 Smith

The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety

23:A

24:B

Discussion of literature

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health Australian Government: Department of Health British Journal of Social Work

2018 Zeeb,

Rothgang, & Darmann- Finck

22:B

Report

2018 Aged Care Workforce Strategy Taskforce 2017 Prgomet, Douglas, Tariq,

24:B

Qualitative focus group study

Georgiou, Armour, & Westbrook

24:B

Discussion paper

Seminars in Speech and Language

2016 Bourgeois, Brush, Douglas, Khayum, & Rogalski 2016 Walker & Paliadelis

24:B

Qualitative study

Australia Australian QOL studies are limited. Loss of

Australasian Journal on Ageing

resident autonomy is common in RACFs. Eighteen participants.

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