Kennerley Dorothy, Bolas Robert, Bourne Jennifer, Branson Kathy, Cavenagh Penny, Chappell Pam, Collins Gwen, Coveney Nick, Day Nicole, Hardman Mary, Hayter Sue, Fenner Pam, Jones Jennifer, Jordan Siobhan, Noble Brendon, Osbourne Sarah, Smith Carol, Wigens Lynn
Nurs Manag (Harrow). 2011 May;18(2):27-31. doi: 10.7748/nm2011.05.18.2.27.c8484.
Health leaders from across Suffolk joined together in a collaborative action-learning project to identify ways of offering more productive and personalised care for patients with dementia and their carers. The project revealed a range of factors necessary for success, notably professional collaboration and effective facilitation. The outcome was a range of evidenced-based recommendations to improve care and efficiency, as well as ensuring that the quality, innovation, productivity and prevention (QIPP) agenda was met. The lessons can be applied not just in dementia care, but to other long-term and complex care situations.
来自萨福克郡各地的医疗保健负责人共同参与了一个合作行动学习项目，以确定为痴呆症患者及其护理人员提供更高效、更个性化护理的方法。该项目揭示了成功所需的一系列因素，特别是专业合作和有效推动。结果是提出了一系列基于证据的建议，以改善护理和提高效率，并确保实现质量、创新、生产力和预防（QIPP）议程。这些经验教训不仅可以应用于痴呆症护理，还可以应用于其他长期和复杂的护理情况。
