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Rantz M.J, Popejoy L., Petroski G.F, Madsen R.W, Mehr D.R, Zwygart-Stauffacher M., Hicks L.L, Grando V., Wipke-Tevis D.D, Bostick J. et al..  2001.  Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
Rantz M.J, Petroski G.F, Madsen R.W, Mehr D.R, Popejoy L., Hicks L.L, Porter R., Zwygart-Stauffacher M., Grando V..  2000.  Setting thresholds for quality indicators derived from MDS data for nursing home quality improvement reports: an update. Joint Commission Journal on Quality Improvement. 26(2):101-10.
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Phillips C.D, Zimmerman D., Bernabei R., Jonsson P.V.  1997.  Using the Resident Assessment Instrument for quality enhancement in nursing homes. Age Ageing. 26 Suppl 2:77-81.
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Carreau L., Niezgoda H., Trainor A., Parent M., Woodbury M.G.  2015.  Pilot study compares scores of the Resident Assessment Instrument Minimum Data Set Version 2.0 (MDS 2.0) Pressure Ulcer Risk Scale with the Braden Pressure Ulcer Risk assessment for patients in complex continuing care. Advances in skin & wound care. 28(1):28-33.
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Rantz M.J, Popejoy L., Petroski G.F, Madsen R.W, Mehr D.R, Zwygart-Stauffacher M., Hicks L.L, Grando V., Wipke-Tevis D.D, Bostick J. et al..  2001.  Randomized clinical trial of a quality improvement intervention in nursing homes. Gerontologist. 41(4):525-38.
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Fries B.E, Ljunggren G., Winblad B..  1991.  International comparison of long-term care: the need for resident-level classification. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 39(1):10-6.
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Williams B.C, Fries B.E, Mehr D.R.  1993.  Length of stay in VA nursing homes. Comparative characteristics of brief-, medium-, and long-stay residents. Journal of Aging & Health. 5(2):208-28.
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Mehr D.R, Fries B.E, Williams B.C.  1993.  How different are VA nursing home residents? Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 41(10):1095-101.
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Williams B.C, Li Y., Fries B.E, Warren R.L.  1997.  Predicting patient scores between the functional independence measure and the minimum data set: development and performance of a FIM-MDS "crosswalk".[erratum appears in Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1998 Feb;79(2):231]. Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. 78(1):48-54.
Williams B.C, Li Y., Fries B.E, Warren R.L.  1997.  Predicting patient scores between the functional independence measure and the minimum data set: development and performance of a FIM-MDS "crosswalk".[erratum appears in Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1998 Feb;79(2):231]. Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. 78(1):48-54.
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Buchanan R.J, Wang S., Huang C..  2001.  Nursing home residents with HIV and anemia. AIDS Patient Care STDS. 15(7):373-83.
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Northwood M., Turcotte L.A, McArthur C., Egbujie B.A, Berg K., Boscart V.M, Heckman G.A, Hirdes J.P, Wagg A.S.  2022.  Changes in Urinary Continence After Admission to a Complex Care Setting: A Multistate Transition Model. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. 23(10):1683-1690.e2.
Northwood M., Turcotte L.A, McArthur C., Egbujie B.A, Berg K., Boscart V.M, Heckman G.A, Hirdes J.P, Wagg A.S.  2022.  Changes in Urinary Continence After Admission to a Complex Care Setting: A Multistate Transition Model. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. 23(10):1683-1690.e2.
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Carreau L., Niezgoda H., Trainor A., Parent M., Woodbury M.G.  2015.  Pilot study compares scores of the Resident Assessment Instrument Minimum Data Set Version 2.0 (MDS 2.0) Pressure Ulcer Risk Scale with the Braden Pressure Ulcer Risk assessment for patients in complex continuing care. Advances in skin & wound care. 28(1):28-33.
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Mor V., Intrator O., Fries B.E, Phillips C., Teno J., Hiris J., Hawes C., Morris J..  1997.  Changes in hospitalization associated with introducing the Resident Assessment Instrument.. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 45(8):1002-10.
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Frederiksen K., Tariot P., De Jonghe E..  1996.  Minimum Data Set Plus (MDS+) scores compared with scores from five rating scales. J Am Geriatr Soc. 44(3):305-9.
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Landi F., Gambassi G., Pola R., Tabaccanti S., Cavinato T., Carbonin P.U, Bernabei R..  1999.  Impact of integrated home care services on hospital use. J Am Geriatr Soc. 47(12):1430-4.
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Steindal S.A, Bredal I.S, Ranhoff A.H, Sorbye L.W, Lerdal A..  2015.  The last three days of life: a comparison of pain management in the young old and the oldest old hospitalised patients using the Resident Assessment Instrument for Palliative Care. International journal of older people nursing. 10(4):263-272.
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Carpenter G.I, Hirdes J.P, Ribbe M.W, Ikegami N., Challis D., Steel K., Bernabei R., Fries B..  1999.  Targeting and quality of nursing home care. A five-nation study. Aging-Clinical & Experimental Research. 11(2):83-9.
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Steindal S.A, Bredal I.S, Ranhoff A.H, Sorbye L.W, Lerdal A..  2015.  The last three days of life: a comparison of pain management in the young old and the oldest old hospitalised patients using the Resident Assessment Instrument for Palliative Care. International journal of older people nursing. 10(4):263-272.
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Hartmaier S.L, Sloane P.D, Guess H.A, Koch G.G.  1994.  The MDS Cognition Scale: a valid instrument for identifying and staging nursing home residents with dementia using the minimum data set.. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 42(11):1173-9.
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Simmons S.F, Schnelle J.F.  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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Ahronheim J.C, Mulvihill M., Sieger C., Park P., Fries B.E.  2001.  State practice variations in the use of tube feeding for nursing home residents with severe cognitive impairment.. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 49(2):148-52.
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Shugarman L.R, Fries B.E, James M..  1999.  A comparison of home care clients and nursing home residents: can community based care keep the elderly and disabled at home? Home Health Care Services Quarterly. 18(1):25-45.
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.