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A Scoping Review on Strategies for Navigating Conflicting Rights Between Safety and Autonomy in Residential Long-Term Care in the United States
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Older adults in the United States increasingly require residential long-term care, where staff must frequently navigate complex conflicts between residents' rights to safety and autonomy. Despite the prevalence of these ethical dilemmas and the potential for legal or professional harm, guidance for staff remains scarce. This scoping review identifies and synthesizes existing empirical strategies used to resolve these conflicts within U.S. residential long-term care.
Keywords:
assisted living
education
ethics
liability
nursing homes
regulations
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