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Leme D.EC, Mathias K., Mofina A., Liperoti R., Betini G.S, Hirdes J.P.  2024.  A Longitudinal Treatment Effect Analysis of Antipsychotics on Behavior of Residents in Long-Term Care. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 25(11):105255.
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Roberts ARestorick, Smith AC, Bowblis JR.  2019.  Nursing Home Social Services and Post-Acute Care: Does More Qualified Staff Improve Behavioral Symptoms and Reduce Antipsychotic Drug Use? Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. :S1525-8610(19)30584-5.
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Leme D.EC, Mathias K., Mofina A., Liperoti R., Betini G.S, Hirdes J.P.  2024.  A Longitudinal Treatment Effect Analysis of Antipsychotics on Behavior of Residents in Long-Term Care. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 25(11):105255.
Leme D.EC, Mathias K., Mofina A., Liperoti R., Betini G.S, Hirdes J.P.  2024.  A Longitudinal Treatment Effect Analysis of Antipsychotics on Behavior of Residents in Long-Term Care. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 25(11):105255.
Leme D.EC, Mathias K., Mofina A., Liperoti R., Betini G.S, Hirdes J.P.  2024.  A Longitudinal Treatment Effect Analysis of Antipsychotics on Behavior of Residents in Long-Term Care. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 25(11):105255.
Leme D.EC, Mathias K., Mofina A., Liperoti R., Betini G.S, Hirdes J.P.  2024.  A Longitudinal Treatment Effect Analysis of Antipsychotics on Behavior of Residents in Long-Term Care. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 25(11):105255.
Leme D.EC, Mathias K., Mofina A., Liperoti R., Betini G.S, Hirdes J.P.  2024.  A Longitudinal Treatment Effect Analysis of Antipsychotics on Behavior of Residents in Long-Term Care. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 25(11):105255.
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Roberts ARestorick, Smith AC, Bowblis JR.  2019.  Nursing Home Social Services and Post-Acute Care: Does More Qualified Staff Improve Behavioral Symptoms and Reduce Antipsychotic Drug Use? Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. :S1525-8610(19)30584-5.
Roberts ARestorick, Smith AC, Bowblis JR.  2019.  Nursing Home Social Services and Post-Acute Care: Does More Qualified Staff Improve Behavioral Symptoms and Reduce Antipsychotic Drug Use? Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. :S1525-8610(19)30584-5.