Götze, KorneliaKorneliaGötzeBausewein, ClaudiaClaudiaBauseweinFeddersen, BerendBerendFeddersenFuchs, Angela RubiaAngela RubiaFuchsHot, AmraAmraHotHummers, EvaEvaHummersIcks, AndreaAndreaIcksKirchner, ÄnneÄnneKirchnerKleinert, EvelynEvelynKleinertKlosterhalfen, StephanieStephanieKlosterhalfenKolbe, HenrikeHenrikeKolbeLaag, SonjaSonjaLaagLangner, HenrietteHenrietteLangnerLezius, SusanneSusanneLeziusMeyer, GabrieleGabrieleMeyerMontalbo, JosephJosephMontalboNauck, FriedemannFriedemannNauckReisinger, ChristineChristineReisingerRieder, NicolaNicolaRiederSchildmann, JanJanSchildmannSchunk, MichaelaMichaelaSchunkStanze, HenrikjeHenrikjeStanzeVogel, ChristianeChristianeVogelWegscheider, KarlKarlWegscheiderZapf, AntoniaAntoniaZapfMarckmann, GeorgGeorgMarckmannin der Schmitten, JürgenJürgenin der Schmitten2023-02-102023-02-102022-09-121745-6215https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/handle/elib/6638According to recent legislation, facilitated advance care planning (ACP) for nursing home (NH) residents is covered by German sickness funds. However, the effects of ACP on patient-relevant outcomes have not been studied in Germany yet. This study investigates whether implementing a complex regional ACP intervention improves care consistency with care preferences in NH residents.enBitte wählen Sie eine Lizenz aus: (Unsere Empfehlung: CC-BY)ACP facilitationAdvance care planningCluster-randomized controlled trialComplex interventionnursing homesPatient-centered careStudy protocol300Artikel/Aufsatz