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Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, United States, 2. Kansas State University Center on Aging, Manhattan, Kansas, United States  \nThe regulatory F-tag F656—Comprehensive Care Plans—is consistently among the top ten most cited deficiencies in nursing home surveys, highlighting a widespread challenge: nursing homes often lack the resources or processes to meaningfully address residents’ goals, preferences, and priorities (GPPs) . To address this gap, we developed a practical, user-friendly guide to help nursing home staff engage residents in conversations about what matters most to them and integrate those insights into care plans and ultimately into daily care provided. In partnership with the Kansas State University Center on Aging, we are piloting this guide and process in up to 30 nursing homes. The pilot includes education on goal-concordant care, structured action planning for individualized quality improvement (QI) projects, and evaluation of implementation progress. Findings from this pilot will inform revisions to the guide and underlying process to prepare for broader dissemination. In addition to improving person-centered care at the nursing home level, we share preliminary lessons that could inform the design of health information technology (HIT) systems capable of capturing and exchanging resident GPPs across care settings. We also consider how structured approaches to GPPs could contribute to the development of goal-concordance measures with relevance for federal regulation and quality monitoring. This paper shares the design, implementation strategy, and early insights from this ongoing initiative, along with its broader implications for systems change in long-term care.","cbCain3cEaXO2xzd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain3cEaXO2xzd","pdf",536458,"English","# Abstract citation ID: igaf122.1985\n# Addressing nursing home residents’ goals, preferences, and priority\n## Regulatory context: F-tag F656 and survey deficiencies\n## Intervention: practical guide and staff engagement process\n## Pilot design: education, structured action planning, evaluation\n## Expected outputs: revisions and dissemination\n## Implications: person-centered care, HIT support, and goal-concordance measures","[{\"question\":\"What problem does the paper address regarding nursing home care plans?\",\"answer\":\"Regulatory F-tag F656—Comprehensive Care Plans—is repeatedly cited as a deficiency, indicating nursing homes often lack resources or processes to meaningfully address residents’ goals, preferences, and priorities (GPPs).\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the guide developed for nursing home staff?\",\"answer\":\"The guide helps staff engage residents in conversations about what matters most and then integrate those insights into care plans and daily care.\"},{\"question\":\"What will the pilot in nursing homes involve and how will it be evaluated?\",\"answer\":\"The pilot includes education on goal-concordant care, structured action planning for individualized quality improvement projects, and evaluation of implementation progress.\"}]","ADDRESSING NURSING HOME RESIDENTS’ GOALS, PREFERENCES, AND PRIORITY - A LOCAL AND NATIONAL IMPERATIVE | PDF",1790640759]