【正文】 o eat. Scientific findings According to various findings residents who receive residentoriented care experience a higher quality of life, in respect to attention and time spent with patients and the number of fault reports after the introduction of Primary Nursing. Once they experience it, nurses often prefer residentoriented settings, too. Although residentoriented nursing does not lengthen life, nursing home residents are able to connect with someone, which allows them to dispel many feelings of loneliness and discontent. Resident assignment refers to the extent to which residents are allocated to the same nurse. With this particular system one person is responsible for the entire admission period of the resident. However, this system can cause difficulties for the nurse or caregiver should one of the residents they are assigned to pass away or move to a different facility, as the nurse/caregiver may bee attached to the resident(s) they are caring for. Various findings suggest that taskoriented care produces less satisfied residents. In many cases, residents are disoriented and unsure of who to disclose information to and as a result decide not to share information at all. Patients usually plain of loneliness and feelings of displacement. Resident assignment is allocated to numerous nurses as opposed to one person carrying the responsibility of one resident. Because the load on one nurse can bee so great, various nurses are unable to identify with gradual emotional and physical changes experienced by one particular resident. Resident information has the ability to get misplaced or undocumented because of the numerous amounts of nurses that deal with one resident.[citation needed]. Emergency management Dealing with an emergency in nursing home is always a formidable task which involves the damage control and mitigation of the event. Not many written plans or standard operating procedures are available publicly, except for a few [9]. However, there are published academic reviews about the topic written by many authors [10], [11], [12]. United Kingdom In 2022 nursing homes became known as care homes with nursing and residential homes became known as care homes [13]. In the United Kingdom care homes and care homes with nursing are regulated by different anisations in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. To enter a care home, you need an assessment of needs and of your financial condition from your local council. You may also have an assessment by a nurse, should you require nursing care. The cost of a care home is means tested in England. As of April 2022 in England, the lower capital limit is 163。13,500. At this level, all ine from pensions, savings, benefits and other sources, except a personal expenses allowance (currently 163。), will go to paying the care home fees. The local council pays the remaining contribution provided the room occupied is not more expensive than the local council39。s normal rate, currently 163。 for Hampshire for example. If the resident is paying more than this the council will not pay anything and contributions from a third party or charity must be found or the resident move to a cheaper care home. Between the lower and the upper capital limits, the resident pays their ine less personal expenses allowancek for every 163。250 capital between lower and higher limit. The council pays the rest, subject to the same conditions as before. It is therefore preferable to find a home within the council39。s limit if council funding is likely to be required to avoid a forced move later. Patients with capital over more than 163。23,000 pay the full cost of the care home, until the total value of their assets fall below the threshold[14]. Patients who require additional nursing care are assessed for this (Hampshire nursing limit 2022 163。483pw) and receive additional financial support (163。) through the National Health Service (NHS)。 this is known as [[Funded Nursing Care}}. The NHS has full responsibility for funding the whole placement if the resident in a care home with nursing meets the criteria for NHS continuing Health Care. This is identified by a multidisciplinary assessment process as detailed on the DOH website. Care homes for adults in England are regulated by Care Quality Commission, which replaced the Commission for Social Care Inspection, and each care home is inspected at least every three years. In Wales the Care Standards Inspectorate for Wales has responsibility for oversight, In Scotland the Scottish Commission for the Regulation of Care and in Northern Ireland the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority in Northern Ireland. In May 2022, the Coalition Government announced the formation of an independent mission on the funding of longterm care, which is due to report within a 12month timeframe on the financing of care for an Ageing population. The Care Quality Commission have themselves implemented a reregistration process, pleted in October 2022, which will result in a new form of regulation being outlined in April 2022[citation needed]