ArticleInternational journal of environmental research and public health2020
A Logic Model for Evaluation and Planning in an Adult Day Care for Disabled Japanese Old People.
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Abstract
Adult day care (ADC) provides various services for meeting clients' needs. Based on the mini-Delphi method with 46 ADC staff and the discussions with eight ADC administrators, this study developed and finalized a comprehensive logic model to represent the elements of ADC. For the three basic structures of a logic model-inputs/activities, outputs, and outcomes-the model contained seven core categories and 23 sub-categories. The ADC inputs/activities consisted of two core categories: "Place to stay" and "Intervention from staff". These inputs/activities caused two kinds of outputs: "Clients' experiences" and "Families' experiences". "Accumulating experiences" with repeated ADC visits was established as the link between the ADC outputs and outcomes, which were "Clients' change" and "Families' change". ADC centers provide various experiences for their clients and their caregivers, ranging from the fulfillment of needs for fundamental care to psychiatric care and self-actualization. Improving various model-related inputs/interventions can produce better experiences and outcomes. The model can guide ADC administrators, policymakers, and researchers in the evaluation of a heterogeneous ADC service program that is community-based, thereby ensuring optimal care for clients with an efficient use of resources.
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