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Table 1 Sources mentioning potentially relevant factors for the implementation of reablement

From: Reablement – relevant factors for implementation: an exploratory sequential mixed-methods study design

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Authorship

Title

Publication type/Design

1

Lewin, Alfonso & Alan [4]

Evidence for the long term cost effectiveness of home care reablement programs

Quantitative study

2

Hjelle, Tuntland, Forland & Alvsvag. [26]

Driving forces for home-based reablement; a qualitative study of older adults ‘experiences

Qualitative study

3

Birkland, Tuntland, Forland, Jakobsen & Langeland. [27]

Interdisciplinary collaboration in reablement—a qualitative study

Qualitative study

4

Tessier, Beaulieu, McGinn & Latulippe [6]

Effectiveness of Reablement: A Systematic Review

Systematic literature review

5

Lewin, Concanen & Youens [28]

The Home Independence Program with non-health professionals as care managers: an evaluation

Quantitative study

6

Tinetti, Baker, Gallo, Nanda, Charpentier & O'Leary [12]

Evaluation of Restorative Care vs Usual Care for Older Adults Receiving an Acute Episode of Home Care

Quantitative study

7

Rabiee & Glendinning [29]

Organisation and delivery of home care re-ablement: what makes a difference?

Quantitative study

8

Moe & Brinchmann [30]

Tailoring reablement: A grounded theory study of establishing reablement in a community setting in Norway

Qualitative study

9

Eliassen, Henriksen & Moe [31]

The practice of support personnel, supervised by physiotherapists, in Norwegian reablement services

Qualitative study

10

Hjelle, Alvsvåg & Førland [32]

The reablement team’s voice: A qualitative study of how an integrated multidisciplinary team experiences participation in reablement

Qualitative study

11

Tinetti, Charpentier, Gottschalk & Baker [33]

Effect of a Restorative Model of Posthospital Home Care on Hospital Readmissions

Quantitative study

12

Randström, Wengler, Asplund & Svedlund [34]

Working with ‘hands-off’ support: a qualitative study of multidisciplinary teams’ experiences of home rehabilitation for older people

Qualitative study

13

Social Care Institute for Excellence [35]

Maximising the potential of reablement

Report

14

National Institute for Health and Care Excellence [36]

Guideline scope—Intermediate care, including reablement

Guideline

15

Ebrahimi, Chapman [37]

Reablement Services in Health and Social care

Reference book