Brown and Veterans Affairs research says veterans who were homeless differ in important ways from those who were not homeless before nursing center admission, which may have important implications for staff caring for this population.
Research highlights increases in the numbers of nursing center residents who are HIV positive, along with opportunities to improve care for younger residents with both HIV and dementia.
The Readiness Assessment Model for Pragmatic Trials (RAPT) helps researchers assess their intervention's strengths and weaknesses when deciding if and how to proceed with a pragmatic trial.
Nursing center pneumonia and influenza rates vary widely, according to the results of a study presented in a poster at the Brown University School of Public Health's annual Public Health Research Day.
According to researchers from Brown University, differences in functional improvement for post-acute care residents with and without cognitive impairment may have important implications for clinicians.
Nursing centers’ Medicare 5-star ratings are associated with their ability to integrate a novel advance care planning video education program into routine care, according to a Brown University study.
Partisan political control of the legislative chambers has a large impact on the nursing center industry, particularly for-profit centers, according to research from Brown University.
A national study involving researchers from Hebrew SeniorLife and Brown University looked at lower extremity fractures among long-stay nursing center residents, and found differences that suggest prevention strategies should differ for hip and non-hip fractures.
Nursing center leaders seeking to reduce hospital transfers may want to consider the type of influenza vaccine they offer their residents, according to research from Brown University. Flu is one of the leading causes of avoidable hospitalizations.
