Professional caregivers' perceived barriers hindering the prevention and reduction of involuntary treatment among older persons receiving long-term care: A mixed methods study.

Aims: To gain insights into the barriers towards the prevention and/or reduction of involuntary treatment in long-term geriatric care.

Design: Mixed methods.

Background: Measures to which a person resists and/or does not provide consent for are defined as involuntary treatment.

The struggle is real-A mixed qualitative methods synthesis of challenges in nursing care in activities of daily living.

Introduction: Supporting care receivers in Activities of Daily Living (ADL), irrespective of diagnosis, setting, or cultural background, lies at the heart of fundamental nursing care. The pursuit of quality ADL care becomes increasingly challenging with the changing complexity of care needs. ADL care delivery is often undervalued and is considered a low-status task despite its crucial importance to care receivers.