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Dance Protocols Improve Motor Symptoms, Balance in Patients With Parkinson Disease
12/15/2021
Patients with Parkinson disease saw significant improvements in balance, freezing of gait, and motor aspects after participating in a dance protocol intervention.
Patients with Parkinson disease saw significant improvements in balance, freezing of gait, and motor aspects after participating in a dance protocol intervention.
Patients with Parkinson disease...
12/15/2021
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Antibody Decline Among Older Adults in LTC After Second Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine
12/14/2021
Authors of a recent study explored antibody titer loss in older adults with different frailty and disability profiles in long-term care facilities.
Authors of a recent study explored antibody titer loss in older adults with different frailty and disability profiles in long-term care facilities.
Authors of a recent study...
12/14/2021
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Disparities Observed Among Black Residents’ Daily Living Improvements in SNFs
12/09/2021
New findings suggest racial disparities exist in the improvement of activities of daily living among Medicare beneficiaries admitted to skilled nursing facilities following stroke or injury.
New findings suggest racial disparities exist in the improvement of activities of daily living among Medicare beneficiaries admitted to skilled nursing facilities following stroke or injury.
New findings suggest racial...
12/09/2021
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Postacute Care, Medicare Admission Rate Trends in US Nursing Homes
12/08/2021
Authors of the study evaluated recent trends in postacute care provision within nursing homes with a specific focus on nursing homes’ degree of specialization in post-acute care.
Authors of the study evaluated recent trends in postacute care provision within nursing homes with a specific focus on nursing homes’ degree of specialization in post-acute care.
Authors of the study evaluated...
12/08/2021
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Responsive Behaviors More Likely in NH Residents Receiving Rushed vs Slow Care
12/06/2021
Nursing home staff experienced more yelling and screaming from residents with cognitive impairment when rushing care tasks than when completing tasks slowly.
Nursing home staff experienced more yelling and screaming from residents with cognitive impairment when rushing care tasks than when completing tasks slowly.
Nursing home staff experienced...
12/06/2021
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Heart Failure Prevalence Among US Nursing Home Residents With Diabetes Mellitus
12/03/2021
Authors of a recent study explored the prevalence of heart failure among nursing home residents who also have diabetes mellitus and note that future research is needed to understand how multiple comorbid conditions affect this patient...
Authors of a recent study explored the prevalence of heart failure among nursing home residents who also have diabetes mellitus and note that future research is needed to understand how multiple comorbid conditions affect this patient...
Authors of a recent study...
12/03/2021
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For Older Adults, Smelling the Roses May Be More Difficult
12/02/2021
More than half of older adults experience some form of olfactory dysfunction that may reduce quality of life, which researchers hope to better understand now that COVID-19 has shed light on the condition.
More than half of older adults experience some form of olfactory dysfunction that may reduce quality of life, which researchers hope to better understand now that COVID-19 has shed light on the condition.
More than half of older adults...
12/02/2021
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Intensity of Care Varies for Patients With Advanced Dementia Across Regional NHs
12/01/2021
Authors of a recent study explored the variability of intensity of care in nursing homes and hospital referral regions among patients with advanced dementia.
Authors of a recent study explored the variability of intensity of care in nursing homes and hospital referral regions among patients with advanced dementia.
Authors of a recent study...
12/01/2021
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Reducing Prolonged Antibiotic Use Among Nursing Home Residents
11/24/2021
“Peer comparison audit and feedback is a pragmatic intervention that can generate small relative reductions in the use of antibiotics for prolonged durations that translate to large reductions in antibiotic days of treatment across...
“Peer comparison audit and feedback is a pragmatic intervention that can generate small relative reductions in the use of antibiotics for prolonged durations that translate to large reductions in antibiotic days of treatment across...
“Peer comparison audit and...
11/24/2021
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Acupuncture May Improve Gait in Patients With Parkinson Disease
11/22/2021
Researchers found significant differences in gait speed, gait cadence, and stride length in patients with Parkinson disease undergoing acupuncture therapy.
Researchers found significant differences in gait speed, gait cadence, and stride length in patients with Parkinson disease undergoing acupuncture therapy.
Researchers found significant...
11/22/2021
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