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Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Minimum Data Set and Resident Assessment Instrument. Can using standardized assessment improve clinical practice and outcomes of care? Journal of Gerontological Nursing. 25(6):35-43;quiz54-5.
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1999. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Selecting nursing home residents for satisfaction surveys. Gerontologist. 37(4):543-50.
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1997. Selecting nursing home residents for satisfaction surveys. Gerontologist. 37(4):543-50.
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1997. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Selecting nursing home residents for satisfaction surveys. Gerontologist. 37(4):543-50.
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1997. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Minimum Data Set and Resident Assessment Instrument. Can using standardized assessment improve clinical practice and outcomes of care? Journal of Gerontological Nursing. 25(6):35-43;quiz54-5.
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1999. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Minimum Data Set and Resident Assessment Instrument. Can using standardized assessment improve clinical practice and outcomes of care? Journal of Gerontological Nursing. 25(6):35-43;quiz54-5.
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1999. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. The identification of residents capable of accurately describing daily care: implications for evaluating nursing home care quality. Gerontologist. 41(5):605-11.
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2001. Selecting nursing home residents for satisfaction surveys. Gerontologist. 37(4):543-50.
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1997. The identification of residents capable of accurately describing daily care: implications for evaluating nursing home care quality. Gerontologist. 41(5):605-11.
.
2001. Selecting nursing home residents for satisfaction surveys. Gerontologist. 37(4):543-50.
.
1997. Selecting nursing home residents for satisfaction surveys. Gerontologist. 37(4):543-50.
.
1997. Minimum Data Set and Resident Assessment Instrument. Can using standardized assessment improve clinical practice and outcomes of care? Journal of Gerontological Nursing. 25(6):35-43;quiz54-5.
.
1999. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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2001. Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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