… longitudinal … role of staff shortages did not change over time but continued to be an important
factor. Throughout our study period, staff shortages (S1 Fig) self-reported by nursing homes …

… unit was calculated, and if a unit was missing data a facility … job strain in nursing homes, thus
having implications for care … of a larger project with a longitudinal design, these could be of …

… quality of nursing home (NH) care has been a continuous concern. In 1984, following published
reports and concerns about resident … resident and facility characteristics, longitudinally: (a…

… Canadian nursing homes can provide a longitudinal perspective … at a board and care facility,
assisted living, or group home in … where nursing home admissions are not directly reported. …

… the vast majority of nursing homes, defined as a health institution that provides patients with
… [24] found a significant increase in knowledge, recognition and longitudinal reporting of RRA …

… loneliness, residence and socioeconomic … quality of life indicators before and during the
peak of the lockdown period. Thus, this article reported the main changes in some quality of life …

… A longitudinal study revealed that there is a tendency for family visits to decline slightly
over … /zero/1.0/) applies to the data made available in this article, unless otherwise stated. …

… meaning-in-life relate with each other, as well as with nurse-patient interaction, this study …
between nurse-patient interaction, self-transcendence and perceived meaning-in-life. Such …

… patient-reported QoL in a longitudinal study requires an awareness of potential
reconceptualisation of QoL [Citation13]. Frequently reported … ) [Citation14], living situation (alone …

… longitudinal changes in QoL domains in QoL research in people with mental disorders has
also been previously identified [29]. Beyond individual longitudinal … mostly reported negative …