… QOL scales were correlated with, but distinct from, residents' emotions ratings and … resident
self-report for much of the nursing home population, including cognitively impaired residents. …

… care screening and more detailed Resident Assessment Protocols in 18 areas … nursing
home residents. Its primary use is clinical, to assess residents on admission to the nursing home, …

… Since nursing home residents are more or less disabled and generally living in an
institution because of their need of help or care, high prevalence rates of malnutrition could be …

… between nursing home staffing level, care received by individual residents, and resident …
Design and Methods: Nurses recorded resident care time for 5,314 residents on 156 units in …

… insight into screaming in the nursing home, their utility for … an overall picture of the nursing
home resident who screams. … a large group of nursing home residents; these study participants …

… and, therefore, the limited cognitive reserve that many nursing home residents have, pain
should always be considered in the differential diagnosis of the nursing home resident with …

… included (randomly selected by birth date) depended on the total number of residents of the
… Results: We report the findings in 4896 residents of 240 nursing homes. Residents were 73.9…

… Nursing home residents are also often obligated to accept a "… Consequently, residents have
limited opportunities for involve… a nursing home is presumed to negatively affect a resident's …

… for falling among long-stay nursing home residents using standardized MDS assessments
that are performed in all Medicare and Medicaid-certified nursing facilities in the United States…

… s nursing home residents and how they have changed over the period 1985-1997. Knowledge
of the trends seen in nursing home residents … concerning nursing home care, home health …