Caring for the Ages
March 2, 2015
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News Release
October 1, 2025
Government Shutdown Impact on PALTC
Congress was unable to reach an agreement and we are therefore operating under a government shutdown. There is no timetable for the resolution to the current situation. Previous government shutdowns have lasted from days to months. Each situation is different but as of right now there is not indication of ...
Caring for the Ages
June 4, 2019
Grade School Genie Makes Wishes Come True for Nursing Home Residents
JAMDA
April 2, 2015
Grading Frailty in Long-Term Care
Caring for the Ages
July 29, 2020
Grassroots Group Unites for Effective COVID-19 Response
Caring for the Ages
October 20, 2016
Great Expectations: The Most Important Conversation of All
JAMDA
March 19, 2016
Greater Fall Risk in Elderly Women Than in Men Is Associated With Increased Gait Variability During Multitasking
As 90% of fractures are caused by falls, and as fractures are more common in elderly women than in elderly men, a better understanding of potential sex differences in fall rates and underlying mechanisms is needed. The purpose of this study was to determine whether women are more prone than men to falling,...
JAMDA
December 15, 2014
Greater Fruit Intake was Associated With Better Bone Mineral Status Among Chinese Elderly Men and Women: Results of Hong Kong Mr. Os and Ms. Os Studies
Although studies in white populations have reported the beneficial effects of intakes of fruit and vegetables (F&V) on bone mass, limited data are available in Asians, especially among the elderly population. We examined the association of F&V intakes and bone mineral status in Chinese elderly adul...
JAMDA
February 27, 2022
Greater Opioid Use Among Nursing Home Residents in Ontario, Canada During the First 2 Waves of the COVID-19 Pandemic
To examine the association between the COVID-19 pandemic and opioid use among nursing home residents followed up to March 2021, and possible variation by dementia and frailty status.
JAMDA
May 21, 2021
Greater Quadriceps Muscle Mass at Post-Acute Care Admission is Associated with Better Swallowing Ability at Discharge among Adults with Stroke
This study aimed to examine the relationship between muscle mass and intramuscular adipose tissue of the quadriceps at post-acute care admission and recovery of swallowing ability in patients with stroke.
