Abstract
IntroductionAgeist attitudes negatively affect the quality of care for service users and the working conditions of older nursing staff. Clinical leaders’ perceptions of older service users and nursing staff are unknown. AimTo map research evidence on ageist attitudes in healthcare towards service users and older nursing staff, from the leadership perspective. Material and MethodsA systematic mapping review with database searches in March 2021 and May 2023). Nineteen articles (qualitative n = 13, quantitative n = 3, mixed methods n = 3) were analysed and mapped to the Nurse Executive Capability Framework. ResultsFuture planning, team building, and self-awareness are leadership categories requiring consideration. Guidelines and policies addressing the holistic needs of older service users and older nursing staff are lacking. ConclusionsOrganizational planning, team building, and self-awareness are crucial for the holistic care of older service users and for creating attractive workplaces for older nursing staff.
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