Nursing home managers report significantly higher palliative care self-efficacy than residential care home managers¶
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q2 i? In the Tunnard et al. (2024) mixed-methods study, nursing home managers reported significantly higher confidence scores on the Palliative Care Self-Efficacy Scale than residential care home managers. → Xu Hongxuan 2026
Evidence¶
Xu Hongxuan 2026¶
Xu Hongxuan, Möllerberg Marie-Louise, Dalhammar Karin, Bengtsson Mariette, Sjögren Forss Katarina. (2026). Nurse Managers' Awareness of and Competence in Palliative Care in Municipal Care Settings: A Systematic Mixed Studies Review. Nursing & Health Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1111/nhs.70352
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Explanatory sequential mixed-methods study (Tunnard et al. 2024, UK) surveying 86 managers and interviewing 19, using the Palliative Care Self Efficacy Scale; the review appraises it as moderate quality. The comparison between nursing and residential care home managers was reported as significant, with no effect size printed.
"Nursing home managers reported significantly higher confidence scores on the Palliative Care Self‐Efficacy Scale compared to residential care home managers."
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