J Adv Nurs January 2025 PMID 38379317

The ILC Maine statement: Time for the fundamental care [r]evolution.

Alison Kitson, Devin Carr, Rebecca Feo, Tiffany Conroy, Lianne Jeffs

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These discussions show supportive attitudes toward the publication, using phrases like 'Time for the fundamental care' and hashtags emphasizing care improvement, indicating a generally positive reception and a recognition of its importance. The tone is supportive but largely surface-level, reflecting moderate interest and impact.

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The posts express support for the call to action, emphasizing the importance of transforming basic healthcare practices.

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Abstract in brief

The ILC Maine statement emphasizes the urgent need for a global revolution in fundamental healthcare, highlighting that poor delivery of basic care harms patients, families, staff, and healthcare systems.
The document is based on discussions from the 2023 ILC conference, involving healthcare professionals from 13 countries, and outlines four key strategies to transform how fundamental care is valued, prioritized, and provided.
These strategies include reclaiming time for essential care, using positive language to promote improvements, and developing measurable indicators to assess the impact of care transformations within clinical settings.

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Fundamentals of Care in Healthcare Systems During Crises

Assoc Prof Karleen Thornton discusses the importance of incorporating fundamental care into clinical settings, emphasizing the need for systemic change and strong nursing leadership to ensure quality care during crises…

JBI · Jun 13, 2024 461 views

Prioritizing Fundamental Care in Healthcare Systems During Crises

Learn more about the fundamentals of care in this panel discussion at the gLocal Solution Room Adelaide South Australia chaired by Dr Kylie Porritt. The ILC Oxford Statement highlights embedding fundamental care as a…

JBI · Jun 13, 2024 141 views

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RT @SylvieRey: The ILC Maine statement: Time for the fundamental care [r]evolution https://t.co/44cBQAeG3t #ilcconnected2care #fundamentals…

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The ILC Maine statement: Time for the fundamental care [r]evolution https://t.co/44cBQAeG3t #ilcconnected2care #fundamentalsofcare #leadership

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