homes for the aged
Drug Utilization in Homes for the Aged in Brasilia, Brazil
... five homes for the aged in Brasilia, in order to expand the understand- ing about some characteristics and individual needs of this population and its influence on the quality of drug’s ...current ...
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The Gender Perspective Of Psychological Challenges Experienced By Residents In Homes For The Aged In Nigeria
... The above discoveries are supported by a number of propositions according to Liddon, Kingeriee & Barry (2018) over years scholars have established that men and women deal with psychological challenges differently. ...
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Aged care clinical mentoring model of change in nursing homes in China: study protocol for a cluster randomized controlled trial
... nursing homes will be randomly allocated to either the intervention group ( n = 7) or the control group ( n = ...nursing homes ’ capacity to create and sustain quality improvement, staff perceptions of ...
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Validity and reliability of HOP-Up: a questionnaire to evaluate physical activity environments in homes with preschool-aged children
... This is the first study, to our knowledge, to develop a brief, easy-to-use, self-report, comprehensive question- naire to evaluate the physical activity space, supports, and frequency of use in and near homes with ...
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Pharmacist led influenza vaccination services in residential aged care homes: A pilot study
... residential aged care homes (RACHs) are particularly susceptible to influenza-associated morbidity and mortality due to increased frailty, the presence of multiple chronic medical conditions, and impaired ...
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Prevalence of smoking restrictions and child exposure to secondhand smoke in cars and homes: a repeated cross-sectional survey of children aged 10–11 years in Wales
... The fi ndings presented in this paper suggest that the denormalisation of smoking in enclosed spaces where children are present observed immediately after intro- duction of smoke-free legislation has continued. 11 The ...
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Prevalence of Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Japanese Children’s Homes
... children’s homes (CHs). The data on 7854 children aged 18 years or younger were collected using a ques- tionnaire for psychotherapists worked at 174 CHs in all regions of ...
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Colonising the aged body and the organization of later life
... care homes seems to exemplify cultural manifestations of ageism and colonization in meeting the needs of modern corporate ...residential homes facilitates the collective management, monitoring and control ...
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In safe hands : a history of aged care in Tasmania
... small Homes had opened in Tasmania during the inter-war period and post-World War Two, catering mainly for genteel old ladies who could afford to pay a little for their ...new Homes, but this was not enough ...
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Nursing care needs and services utilised by home dwelling elderly with complex health problems: observational study
... patients aged 75+ living in their own homes in Oslo, who received daily home care, had three or more chronic diagnoses, received daily medication, and had been hospitalized during the last ...
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Psychosocial Characteristics of Homeless Children and Children With Homes
... Manifest Anxiety Scale, and Child Behavior Checklist Scores of Homeless School-Aged Children and School- Aged Children With Homes*. Homeless Children[r] ...
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Effect of household pet ownership on infant immune response and subsequent sensitization
... Within the setting of the Epidemiology of Homes Allergens and Asthma Study, investigators measured responses of PBMCs in children aged 2–5 years to cat allergen Fel d1, with res[r] ...
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Exploring registered health professionals' assessment of older adults in care facilities : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy at Massey University, Turitea Campus, Palmerston North, New Zealand /
... The main search terms included: health professionals, assessment, care planning, older adults, aged, elderly, care, careneeds, care facilities, rest homes, long-term care, care plan, car[r] ...
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What are homes made of? Building materials, DIY and the homeyness of homes
... This paper has illustrated one of the reasons why people may opt for homes which are made of familiar and traditional materials and how strong their motivations are to do so. By linking housing materials to the ...
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Holiday homes in Tasmania
... Thus hol:i.day home owners from Launceston and the North-·East source region travel to resorts in close proximity to t:he:lr permanent home... However,due to the lack of coastal sites su[r] ...
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Impact of Intact and Broken Homes on Senior Secondary Students’ Academic Achievement in Port-Harcourt Metropolis of Rivers State
... broken homes emerge include adultery, desertion, habitual drunkenness, conviction of a felony, impotence, which is most commonly used by divorcing parties, “cruel and inhuman ...
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Assessment Of Work Life Balance Of The Nursing Staffs: A Study Conducted In The Select Nursing Homes Of Barak Valley
... nursing homes will bring forth to light the attitudes of the top management in ensuring that the staff of the nursing homes are able to strike the appropriate balance between their work life and their ...
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Silver surfing home on the seven waves: technology enabled care and wellbeing @ home
... The Cost of Care Hospital Care homes Home Intensive care unit General ward Community hospital Nursing homes Residential care homes Assisted Living Facilities Sheltered Housing Home car[r] ...
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Smart Homes
... In today’s generation our life is being automated at a drastic rate so do our home. Digital devices form a network in which the appliances and devices can communicate with each other using the embedded Bluetooth ...
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Homes for the soul
... copy spirituality in with spiritual The fact is that many contemporary the Aldrich Museum of religion and religious way that could see have been influenced an explanation as self- own wo[r] ...
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