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This essay will discuss the Green House Project and explain how it was developed, as well as its significance to the overall healthcare system.
XXX Green XXXXX XXXXXXX, created XX XXXXXXXXX XX. XXXX Thomas, XX an XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX to elder XXXX XXX assisted living XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX. The XXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXXXX the elderly care model away XXXX an institutional XXXXX to a XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX, XXX to remove XXX XXXXXX of XXXXX XXXXX humanizing XXXXXXX XXXX. XX involves the creation XX XXXXX-knit, intensive communities for XXXXXX, facilitated XX dedicated XXXXX. XX present, XXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX has XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXX XXXX 100 Green XXXXX XXXXXXXX in XXXX 30 states. XXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX to XX an XXXXXXXXXXX elder XXXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXX model, XXXX elderly residents given XXXXXXX baths XXX XXXXX, XXXX movement throughout the nursing XXXX, XXX XXXXXXXXX in XXX form of XXXXXXXX meal XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX activities XXXXXXX tight-knit groups XX up XX 10 residents. Green House XXXXXXX XXXXX are also equipped XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX as XXXXXX XXXXX, XXXXXXXX and dining XXXXX, XXX are XXXXXXXX to integrate XXXX with XXX surrounding look XX a XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX, XX reduce the XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX associated with living in a ‘nursing XXXX’. XX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX Project XXXXXXXXX, Green House XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX encourage residents XX XXXXXXX XXXXXX, interact with other XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX, and XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX XX family members. XXXXXXXXXXX roles within XXX XXXXX XXXXX Project XXXXX XXXX, XXXX as XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX XXX XXXXX, XXXX allow for XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX roles, such as XXXX preparation, housekeeping, operations, XXXXXXXXXX, dietary services XXX XXXXXXXXXX. (XXXXX XX al, 2006) The XXXXX House XXXXXXX residency XXXX XXX XXXX kept XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, and are XX XXX with prevailing XXXXXXX home XXXXX, XXXXXXXXX XXXXX Medicaid XXXXXXXX. The XXXXXXX XXX been XXXXX XX be XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, with XXXXX House Project participants XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXX rates XX weight XXXX, XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX depression, and XXXXXXX happiness and XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX life. A XXXXX XX XXX et al (2012) also reported XXXX XXXXX House Project participants XXXXXXXXXXX greater XXXXXXXX, dignity, XXXXXXX, relationship satisfaction, and XXXXXXXXXXX, XXX reported lower feelings of guilt at XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX peers in traditional XXXXXXX XXXXX. (Loe XX al, 2012).
The development XX XXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX is as XXXXXXX. The program XXX XXXXX created by XXXX XXXXXX, a geriatric XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX, XXX Steve XXXXXXXX, XXX Mississippi Methodist XXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX, in XXXX. XXX two XXXXXXXX XXX a need for the XXXXXXXXXXXXXX of elder care, XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX often XXXXXX in XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX, isolated rooms and XXXXXXXXXX settings, and XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX rates of weight loss, depression and XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXX XXX Thomas XXXX XXXX concerned XXXXX XXX quality of life XXX a rapidly XXXXX population, and XXXXXX the XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XX be able to live XXXXXXXXX and happy lives XXXX the end XX XXXXX lives. (XXXXXXX, 2011) The XXX founders eventually secured funding XXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX Foundation in 2005 (XX the XXXX XX $10 XXXXXXX), XXX started operations in Mississippi. (Loe, 2012) XX XX XXXX, there XXX over XXX Green House XXXXXXXX in over 30 XXXXXX. The government XXX also XXXX XXXX to support XXX Green XXXXX XXXXXXX XX an innovative typology XXX elder care, and XXX invested in support and Medicaid funding XX XXXX XXX expansion of XXX Green XXXXX Project nationwide. XXXXXXX, as XXX program has XXXXXXXX, XXXX XXXXXXX, XXXX XX XXX XX XXXXXXXXX et al (2010), have found XXXX implementation XX the Green XXXXX XXXXXXX XXX been inconsistent, XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX showing XXXXXXXXX rates of resident XXXXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXX XXXXXXXX. (Zimmerman XX XX, 2010).
The XXXXX House XXXXXXX XX highly XXXXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXX X.S. healthcare system, as it showcases an innovative, personal and humanized approach to XXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXX, XXXXXXXX from earlier XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX dehumanized elder care. As the X.S. population ages, XXX XXXXX XXXXX Project could XXXXXX a cultural XXXXX toward more XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXX the XXXXXXX, in a XXX XXXX preserves XXXXX XXXXXXX XXX autonomy, and XXXXXX them to XXXXXX XXXX XXXX the challenges XXXXXXXXXX with aging. Studies XXXX as XXXXX XX XXXX et al (XXXX) XXXX also XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX findings to back XXX XXXXXXXXX of XXX Green XXXXX Project XX XXXXXXX XXX quality XX life for XXXXXXX XXXX residents, as XXXX as to XXXXXXX XXX job satisfaction XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXX home XXXXX, who spend more time in XXXXXX care and interaction with XXXXXXXXX in XXXXX-XXXXX contexts.
In XXXXXXXXXX, the Green House Project XXXXXXXXXX a highly XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX in elder XXXX in the U.S., XXX XXX the potential to transform the way in XXXXX XXX challenges XX an XXXXX population are dealt XXXX.
References
Kane, R. X., XXX, T. Y., Cutler, X. J., XXXXXXXXXX, H. X., & XX, T. X. (2007). Resident outcomes in small‐house XXXXXXX homes: A XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX of the XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX program.XXXXXXX of XXX American Geriatrics XXXXXXX,55(6), 832-839.
XXX, M., & Moore, X. D. (XXXX). From nursing XXXX to XXXXX house: XXXXXXXX contexts XX elder care in the United States.Journal of XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX,31(6), 755-763.
XXXXX, X., XXXXXX, X., Kane, R. X., Cutler, L. X., & McAlilly, S. (2006). Radical XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXX: XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX house concept in XXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXX.XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX,XX(X), XXX-539.
XXXXXXX, S. S., Hudak, S., XXXX, S. D., James, X., & XXXXX, X. (2011). Frontline XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX: a comparison XXXXX of XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX homes and the XXXXX house project XXXXX.Journal XX XXX American XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX,XX(1), XXX-XXX.
Zimmerman, S., & Cohen, L. W. (2010). XXXXXXXX XXXXXX The Green House and similar models of XXXXXXX home care.XXXXX XXXXXX,X(6), XXX-XXX.
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