Interventions to Support the Decision-Making Process for Older People Facing the Possibility of Long-Term Residential Care

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providers with ethnic and racial minority communities in ways that benefit individual health outcomes and behaviors, as well as care delivery systems” ( p. 8). Overall, as a result of information on characteristics of the coalitions themselves is insufficient, proof does not offer evidence for the underlying mechanisms of helpful effects. Thus, a definitive answer as to whether or not a coalition-led intervention adds additional worth to the kind of community engagement intervention methods during the review remain unachievable (Baker, 2015).

In most cases Human Services Professionals it is impossible to examine and initiate a research process solely from a researcher‘s point of view, because you are always under the influence of the political and institutional context that frames the phenomenon or the issue in focus. The articles apply to Human Service Professionals because they work with a variety of people in the community that consist of different problems and interventions that increases physical activity. The physical and psychosocial well-being of the client experience to reduce and eliminate violence. I would use the research articles to assess the needs and resources of people in their environments, evaluate the effectiveness of social work services in meeting people’s needs, demonstrate relative costs and benefits of social work services, advance professional education in light of changing contexts for practice and understand the impact of legislation and social policy on the clients and communities we serve.

Reference

Baker, PR. (2015). Community wide intervention for increasing physical activity. School of Public Health and Social Work. (Vol 1)

Gravolin M,(2007). Interventions to support the decision-making process for older people facing the possibility of long-term residential care. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (Vol. 3)