… One of these groups was composed of those residents suffering from some type of cognitive
impairment. The RUG-II developers have long been aware of this concern, and they have …

… Of those who had staff assessments of depression, anhedonia, impaired concentration, …
by residents with cognitive impairment than residents without cognitive impairment. Forty-eight …

… CPS case mix by calculation of a mean cognitive impairment score. There was no correlation
between the mean cognitive impairment score and activity involvement time in individual …

… to understand cognitively impaired NH residents’ predisposition to use ED services, factors
which enable or impede their use, and factors that drive their need for ED care by examining …

… the 22/26 participating residential care facilities of the Inner City … cognitive screening tool
(Tierney et al., 2003). It is a sensitive and accurate screening measure for cognitive impairment…

… These interviews were conducted by the first author and two trained research assistants,
who were also tribal members, and focused primarily on resident care needs and provision. …

… These findings suggest a vulnerable population with a high burden of functional and cognitive
impairment. Residential care is an important component of the US long-term care system. …

… from residential caged care facilities in this study without cogitative impairment wait longer …
, not all older adults have cognitive impairment, and cognitive impairment is not a regular part …

… , informal care and total home-care service hours … that cognitive impairment is associated
with accessing more hours of respite and day centre care but fewer hours of other formal care …

… for person-centred care for older people with cognitive impairment in acute care settings is
… limitations in staff knowledge of cognitive impairment generally, and dementia specifically. …