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Life filming as a means of participatory approach together with older community-dwelling persons regarding their local environment.
Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy 2018 October 4
BACKGROUND: The potential to influence the design of one's local environment is especially important to older people since age-related problems, in combination with a less supportive environment, can prevent the performance of meaningful activities. It is unclear how best to tailor a participatory approach to support the task of collaborating with older persons about their local environment. Life filming was used in such a project.
OBJECTIVE: To describe Life filming as a means of participatory approach in relation to older community-dwelling persons and the design of their local environment.
MATERIAL AND METHOD: A descriptive single case study. Data were generated through field notes and memos, and analyzed utilizing thematic analysis. Participants have validated the findings.
FINDINGS: Five themes describe central aspects of Life filming in the given context: Anchoring the concept of participation, Practical application of Life filming, The film as a product, Making a real difference, and An identity as a capable older person.
CONCLUSION: Life filming supported participation, both as a process and an outcome. It had benefits on multiple levels: for the individual person, for older persons as a group, and for the municipality. Life filming could constitute a useful digital tool for practice when a participatory approach is desired.
OBJECTIVE: To describe Life filming as a means of participatory approach in relation to older community-dwelling persons and the design of their local environment.
MATERIAL AND METHOD: A descriptive single case study. Data were generated through field notes and memos, and analyzed utilizing thematic analysis. Participants have validated the findings.
FINDINGS: Five themes describe central aspects of Life filming in the given context: Anchoring the concept of participation, Practical application of Life filming, The film as a product, Making a real difference, and An identity as a capable older person.
CONCLUSION: Life filming supported participation, both as a process and an outcome. It had benefits on multiple levels: for the individual person, for older persons as a group, and for the municipality. Life filming could constitute a useful digital tool for practice when a participatory approach is desired.
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