JAMDA
October 3, 2014
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JAMDA
May 7, 2021
Do Loneliness and Perceived Social Isolation Reduce Expected Longevity and Increase the Frequency of Dealing with Death and Dying? Longitudinal Findings based on a Nationally Representative Sample
Loneliness and social isolation are important factors for morbidity and mortality. However, little is known about whether increases in loneliness and perceived social isolation contribute to decreased expectations of longevity and an increased frequency of dealing with death and dying. Consequently, our ai...
JAMDA
May 25, 2022
Do Long-Term Care Facilities Pursue a Zero COVID-19 Strategy while the Rest of Society Opens Up?
Caring for the Ages
October 20, 2016
Do No Harm … Whatever That Means
JAMDA
March 10, 2016
Do Not Harm Older Persons in Primary Care by Case Finding of Cognitive Decline, Instead Assess Cognition Only Following Loss of Well-being
JAMDA
June 22, 2020
Do Patients Retain their Family Physicians after Long-Term Care Entry? A Retrospective Cohort Study
Older adults value and benefit from the long-standing relationship they have with their family physicians. This dynamic has not been researched in a long-term care (LTC, ie, nursing home) setting. We sought to determine the proportion of LTC residents who retain their community family physician within the ...
Caring for the Ages
April 27, 2022
Do Staff in Your Facility Have a Job or a Role?
Caring for the Ages
June 1, 2017
Do-Not-Hospitalize Orders Help Reduce Hospital, ED Transfers
JAMDA
April 8, 2019
Do-Not-Resuscitate and Do-Not-Hospitalize Orders in Nursing Homes: Who Gets Them and Do They Make a Difference?
To describe the rate of do-not-resuscitate (DNR) and do-not-hospitalize (DNH) orders among residents newly admitted into long-term care homes. We also assessed the association between DNR and DNH orders with hospital admissions, deaths in hospital, and survival.
Caring for the Ages
February 26, 2020