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Vital Resources for Reducing Fall-Related Emergency Department Transfers
02/23/2022
Study authors identified the most beneficial and appropriate nursing home resources to reduce fall-related transfers to the emergency department.
Study authors identified the most beneficial and appropriate nursing home resources to reduce fall-related transfers to the emergency department.
Study authors identified the...
02/23/2022
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Antibiotic Use Linked to Information Technology in US Nursing Homes
02/22/2022
Authors evaluated the association between antibiotic use in nursing home residents and the integration of information technology in administrative processes.
Authors evaluated the association between antibiotic use in nursing home residents and the integration of information technology in administrative processes.
Authors evaluated the...
02/22/2022
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Differences in NH Palliative Care for Black and Hispanic Residents
02/18/2022
Researchers observed differences in nursing home palliative care across regions, particularly in those with higher concentrations of Black and Hispanic residents.
Researchers observed differences in nursing home palliative care across regions, particularly in those with higher concentrations of Black and Hispanic residents.
Researchers observed differences...
02/18/2022
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Dementia Linked With Better End-of-Life Care for Patients With Respiratory Disease
02/17/2022
Family members perceived better end-of-life care for patients with dementia who died of noncancerous respiratory disease compared with patients who did not have dementia.
Family members perceived better end-of-life care for patients with dementia who died of noncancerous respiratory disease compared with patients who did not have dementia.
Family members perceived better...
02/17/2022
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Fall Risk, SSRIs Association Among Older Adults
02/16/2022
Study authors assessed the comparative association between 2 types of antidepressants and their relation to recurrent falls in older adults.
Study authors assessed the comparative association between 2 types of antidepressants and their relation to recurrent falls in older adults.
Study authors assessed the...
02/16/2022
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Cognitive Training Impact in Patients With Parkinson Disease
02/15/2022
Resting-state brain networks were not enhanced by cognitive training in patients with Parkinson disease, according to authors of a recent study.
Resting-state brain networks were not enhanced by cognitive training in patients with Parkinson disease, according to authors of a recent study.
Resting-state brain networks...
02/15/2022
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High-intensity Resistance Training for Complex Older Adults in PACE
02/11/2022
A high-intensity resistance training program was implemented by rehabilitation therapists as part of routine care for complex older adults in PACE.
A high-intensity resistance training program was implemented by rehabilitation therapists as part of routine care for complex older adults in PACE.
A high-intensity resistance...
02/11/2022
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Substantial Financial Investment Vital for Achieving Minimum Staffing Levels in SNFs
02/08/2022
Findings show substantial financial investment in the workforce as well as targeted support of low-resource facilities is crucial for achieving proposed minimum nurse staffing levels in skilled nursing facilities.
Findings show substantial financial investment in the workforce as well as targeted support of low-resource facilities is crucial for achieving proposed minimum nurse staffing levels in skilled nursing facilities.
Findings show substantial...
02/08/2022
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Palliative Care Improves Nonmotor Symptoms, Self-Impressions in Patients With Parkinson Disease
02/07/2022
Compared to standard care, palliative care for patients with Parkinson disease was associated with positive benefits to caregiver and patient mental health as well as nonmotor symptoms.
Compared to standard care, palliative care for patients with Parkinson disease was associated with positive benefits to caregiver and patient mental health as well as nonmotor symptoms.
Compared to standard care,...
02/07/2022
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Cancer Center’s Hospice Addition Promotes Continuity of Care
02/03/2022
Researchers concluded, “an extremely late referral or multiple hospital admissions in the last 3 months of life indicates a missed opportunity for timely intervention by the palliative care teams designed to address the physical,...
Researchers concluded, “an extremely late referral or multiple hospital admissions in the last 3 months of life indicates a missed opportunity for timely intervention by the palliative care teams designed to address the physical,...
Researchers concluded, “an...
02/03/2022
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