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Schroll M., Jonsson P.V, Mor V., Berg K., Sherwood S..  1997.  An international study of social engagement among nursing home residents. Age & Ageing. 26(Suppl 2):55-9.
Schroll M., Jonsson P.V, Mor V., Berg K., Sherwood S..  1997.  An international study of social engagement among nursing home residents. Age & Ageing. 26(Suppl 2):55-9.
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Freeman S, Spirgiene L, Martin-Khan M, Hirdes JP.  2017.  Relationship between restraint use, engagement in social activity, and decline in cognitive status among residents newly admitted to long-term care facilities. Geriatrics & gerontology international. 17(2):246-255.
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Gerritsen D.L, Steverink N., Frijters D.H, Hirdes J.P, Ooms M.E, Ribbe M.W.  2008.  A revised Index for Social Engagement for long-term care. Journal of Gerontological Nursing. 34(4):40-8.
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Tsai C-F, Ouyang W-C, Chen L-K, Lan C-F, Hwang S-J, Yang C-H, Su T-P.  2009.  Depression is the strongest independent risk factor for poor social engagement among Chinese elderly veteran assisted-living residents. Journal of the Chinese Medical Association. 72(9):478-483.
Tsai C-F, Ouyang W-C, Chen L-K, Lan C-F, Hwang S-J, Yang C-H, Su T-P.  2009.  Depression is the strongest independent risk factor for poor social engagement among Chinese elderly veteran assisted-living residents. Journal of the Chinese Medical Association. 72(9):478-483.
Tsai C-F, Ouyang W-C, Chen L-K, Lan C-F, Hwang S-J, Yang C-H, Su T-P.  2009.  Depression is the strongest independent risk factor for poor social engagement among Chinese elderly veteran assisted-living residents. Journal of the Chinese Medical Association. 72(9):478-483.