Evolving attitudes
SH McNevin - CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1999 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Jean Chouinard's1 comment that nursing home “quality of care should be measured… on
an ongoing basis” deserves applause. However, to characterize the Miminimum Data Set …
an ongoing basis” deserves applause. However, to characterize the Miminimum Data Set …
Quality control in nursing homes
JA Chouinard - CMAJ, 1999 - Can Med Assoc
Jean Chouinard's1 comment that nursing home “quality of care should be measured… on
an ongoing basis” deserves applause. However, to characterize the Miminimum Data Set …
an ongoing basis” deserves applause. However, to characterize the Miminimum Data Set …
Quality control in nursing homes
JP Hirdes - CMAJ, 1999 - Can Med Assoc
Jean Chouinard's1 comment that nursing home “quality of care should be measured… on
an ongoing basis” deserves applause. However, to characterize the Miminimum Data Set …
an ongoing basis” deserves applause. However, to characterize the Miminimum Data Set …
[CITATION][C] In Reply to Katz
SB Verma - Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1988 - Wiley Online Library
The first and most obvious problem relates to the paucity of physicians currently involved in
nursing home care. The fact that only one in five physicians will ever visit a nursing home …
nursing home care. The fact that only one in five physicians will ever visit a nursing home …
[PDF][PDF] The American Medical Directors Association's Clinical Practice Guidelines: Introduction
D Osterweil - Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 2002 - academia.edu
The last 15 years have been characterized by a growth in geriatric education and research,
including research of conditions prevalent in long-term care settings. 1–4 Early research …
including research of conditions prevalent in long-term care settings. 1–4 Early research …
[CITATION][C] Constraints on nursing home care
PR Katz - Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1988 - Wiley Online Library
The first and most obvious problem relates to the paucity of physicians currently involved in
nursing home care. The fact that only one in five physicians will ever visit a nursing home …
nursing home care. The fact that only one in five physicians will ever visit a nursing home …
Time to change aged care regulations
D Lang - The Lamp, 2008 - go.gale.com
Scores of patients end up in high care nursing homes where the staffing levels are greatly
reduced and expectations regarding delivery of care are exceedingly high. Patients become …
reduced and expectations regarding delivery of care are exceedingly high. Patients become …
CMA workshop tackles issues related to health care of the elderly
D Waugh - CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1989 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
E veryone knows that Canada's population is greying, butit has taken health and welfare
agencies and professional caregivers a while to develop strategies to cope with that fact …
agencies and professional caregivers a while to develop strategies to cope with that fact …
Assessors find checklist for care open to interpretation.
S Blakemore - Nursing Older People, 2009 - search.ebscohost.com
Assessors find checklist for care open to interpretation Page 1 November 2009 | Volume 21 |
Number 9 NURSING OLDER PEOPLE 6 Analysis In July this year the Department of Health …
Number 9 NURSING OLDER PEOPLE 6 Analysis In July this year the Department of Health …
The Elderly in Canada: Today and Tomorrow
D Ley - Canadian Family Physician, 1986 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
A WARENESS IS GROWING in Canada of the changing demography of this country and the
so-called" grey tide" that it is predicted will sweep over us by the year 2000. The Watson …
so-called" grey tide" that it is predicted will sweep over us by the year 2000. The Watson …