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Cost-effective adjustments to nursing home staffing to improve quality

This study holistically examines which type of nursing home staffing (nursing, social service, activities) yields better quality as measured by number of deficiencies and deficiency scores.

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Author(s):
Amy Restorick Roberts , John R. Bowblis
Long-Term Care Policy and Financing • Business/Economics of Aging • Long-Term Care • Workforce Issues • Long-Term Care Facilities

Cost-effective adjustments to nursing home staffing to improve quality

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This study holistically examines which type of nursing home staffing (nursing, social service, activities) yields better quality as measured by number of deficiencies and deficiency scores.

Medical Care Research and Review, doi:10.1177/1077558718778081

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