Quality assisted living
informing practice through research
by Leslie A. Morgan
All 50 states currently regulate assisted living facilities in order to minimized safety risks and guarantee a basic set of rights and services to residents. What has not been adequately addressed, however, is the need to create, sustain, and evaluate quality of life in these settings. Quality Assisted Living provides results from a 4-year National Institute on Aging-funded study that gathered extensive information not only from residents, but also from staff and family members. This book focuses on what people, particularly the residents, mean when they discuss the ambiguous concept of quality. This volume addresses the complexities underlying seemingly clear-cut issues and provides concrete suggestions for re framing problems in order to find better solutions.--[book cover].
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Quality assisted living: informing practice through research
2011, Springer Pub.
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0826130348 9780826130341
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Quality Assisted Living: Informing Practice Through Research
2011, Springer Publishing Company, Incorporated
in English
1283247429 9781283247429
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