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September 25, 2025Journal of research in nursingOpen Access

Challenges and facilitators of implementing a participatory nutrition project in residential aged care

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ELEmma LeaLGLynette R. GoldbergFMFran McInerney

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Overview

Mixed methods evaluation reveals challenges and facilitators to enhance nutrition and hydration care in dementia residents.

Key Points

  • Nutrition and hydration are significant challenges in residential aged care, especially for residents with dementia.
  • Recruitment difficulties and staff engagement complicate effective implementation, while Nutrition Champions aid in overcoming these hurdles.
  • The participatory approach facilitates stakeholder engagement, enhancing care practices and outcomes for residents with dementia.
  • Tailored education and resources are essential for supporting staff in improving nutrition and hydration in aged care settings.

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Lea et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5e1ffbd7882ccb9b8664ehttps://doi.org/10.1177/17449871251369412
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