Which model emphasizes the addition of plants and animals as part of a supportive environment?

The correct answer is the Green House Project model, which emphasizes creating supportive environments that include not just human interactions but also the integration of plants and animals. The Green House Project model aims to enhance the quality of life for older adults by designing living spaces that resemble home settings, where residents can engage with nature and have access to more natural environments, such as gardens and pets. This model promotes the idea that incorporating elements of nature can contribute positively to physical and mental well-being, fostering a sense of community, engagement, and autonomy among residents.

In contrast, the Erin Alternative Model focuses on person-centered care but does not specifically highlight the integration of plants and animals as a supportive environment. The Pioneer Network Model aims at transforming long-term care through culture change, emphasizing relationships and personal preferences, yet it does not place the same emphasis on nature integration. Finally, the Stages of Culture Change represents a framework for implementing changes in care practices over time but does not specifically address environmental elements like plants and animals.