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Organisational Culture and Nutritional Care

Nutrition Clinical Trial

Official title:
A Study Investigating the Impact of Organisational Culture on Nutritional Care in Hospitalised Patients

Clinical Trial Summary

The study explores the impact of organisational culture on multidisciplinary teams in the provision of nutritional care for older hospitalised acute in-patients by collaborating with patients and/or their relatives and healthcare practitioners to influence change.

Clinical Trial Description

This study adopts an action research (AR) approach given that sustained change is more likely if it incorporates authentic staff engagement. The key choice made in formulating the research design is to adopt an approach that is collaborative and participatory in a process of action and learning. Here, eligible health practitioners involved in any aspect of the patients' food and nutritional care or helping to feed patients during mealtimes would be represented in one central team, engaging as co-researchers in the study. Patients and/or relatives will participate in a focus group or interview session. The AR team participants will be involved in the iterative action research cycle, reflecting on current nutritional care practices, collectively evaluate patients' stories and consider ways to improve eating and drinking on the wards. The AR team will meet throughout the course of 12 months. The study will provide insight into the impact of organisational culture ('the way the investigators do things') in the delivery of good nutritional care and elucidate the roles and responsibilities of nurses and other staff groups involved in the provision of nutritional care. This research will provide data on the organisational culture of interdisciplinary teams working at both micro and macro levels while providing insight into the potential for AR to be used in a wider arena within the hospital to improve practice. ;

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Clinical Trial Details
NCT number NCT03963778
Study type Observational
Source Bournemouth University
Contact
Status Completed
Phase
Start date September 17, 2018
Completion date December 1, 2021
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