Built Environment and Assistive Technology Design in Residential Aged Care: A Scoping Review and Mapping of Evaluation Methods and Measures to the World Health Organization's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health.
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Globally, the growth of ageing populations is significant, with more people requiring supported living environments, including residential aged care (RAC). Given the influence of the environment on health outcomes, it is important to consider approaches to evaluate aged care design, including both the built environment and products and technology. With the overarching aim to identify the scope of RAC-built environment and assistive technology design interventions and the way this data is captured methodologically, this review (i) identified methods and measures used to evaluate RAC-built environment and assistive technology design, and examined populations these methods and measures were used with, and (ii) mapped identified approaches to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF). An a priori review protocol was developed, and a scoping review was then conducted. Eight databases were searched for publications between January 2000 and February 2023, resulting in 81 included studies, which were then mapped to ICF activity, participation and environment domains. Twenty methods and 16 methodologies were identified. Sixty-one articles collected data directly from resident populations, primarily including older adults (n = 52). Forty-nine publications reported on the evaluation of built design, 23 reported on products and technology, and nine reported on both, but with limited inclusion of valued participation as a goal or outcome. While some participatory methods were identified, 25% of the studies did not include consumer perspectives. Analyzing aged care design can identify ways to facilitate, or remove barriers to, healthier spaces and lives in RAC. Use of internationally recognized terminology and an integrative lens on the relationship between technology and environmental design is recommended.
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