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2. An Observational Study of Nursing Delivery of Mobility Assistance in Acute Care..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  26:-. 2025
3. Time Allocated to Nursing Tasks on Hospital Units Caring for Older Patients..  Journal for healthcare quality : official publication of the National Association for Healthcare Quality.  47. 2025
4. An Objective Method to Determine Nurse Staffing for an Acute Care for Elders (ACE) Hospital Unit: Discrete Event Simulation..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  73:2146-2154. 2025
5. Selective serotonin/serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor serum concentrations' association with delirium duration..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  72:3594-3597. 2024
6. Medication Discrepancies among Older Hospitalized Adults Discharged from Post-Acute Care Facilities to Home..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  25:-. 2024
7. Emergency department visits and hospital readmissions after a deprescribing intervention among hospitalized older adults..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  72:2038-2047. 2024
8. Why do older adults decline participation in research? Results from two deprescribing clinical trials..  Trials.  24:-. 2023
9. Patient-Reported Barriers and Enablers to Deprescribing Recommendations During a Clinical Trial (Shed-MEDS)..  The Gerontologist.  63:523-533. 2023
10. Older Patient and Surrogate Attitudes Toward Deprescribing During the Transition From Acute to Post-Acute Care..  Journal of applied gerontology : the official journal of the Southern Gerontological Society.  41:788-797. 2022
11. Sources of medication omissions among hospitalized older adults with polypharmacy..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  70:1180-1189. 2021
12. Supratherapeutic Psychotropic Drug Levels in the Emergency Department and Their Association with Delirium Duration: A Preliminary Study..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  67:2387-2392. 2019
13. A patient-centered deprescribing intervention for hospitalized older patients with polypharmacy: rationale and design of the Shed-MEDS randomized controlled trial..  BMC health services research.  19:-. 2019
14. Improving Care Transitions for Hospitalized Veterans Discharged to Skilled Nursing Facilities: A Focus on Polypharmacy and Geriatric Syndromes..  Geriatrics (Basel, Switzerland).  4. 2019
15. Changes in vulnerability among older patients with cardiovascular disease in the first 90 days after hospital discharge: A secondary analysis of a cohort study..  BMJ open.  9:-. 2019
16. A System for Managing Staff and Quality of Dementia Care in Assisted Living Facilities..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  66:1632-1637. 2018
17. Managing Person-Centered Dementia Care in an Assisted Living Facility: Staffing and Time Considerations..  The Gerontologist.  58:e251-e259. 2018
18. Reducing Antipsychotic Medication Use in Nursing Homes: A Qualitative Study of Nursing Staff Perceptions..  The Gerontologist.  58:e239-e250. 2018
19. Shed-MEDS: pilot of a patient-centered deprescribing framework reduces medications in hospitalized older adults being transferred to inpatient postacute care..  Therapeutic advances in drug safety.  9:523-533. 2018
20. A Quality Improvement System to Manage Feeding Assistance Care in Assisted-Living..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  19:262-269. 2018
21. Home Health Nurses' Perspectives and Care Processes Related to Older Persons with Frailty and Depression: A Mixed Method Pilot Study..  Journal of community health nursing.  35:118-136. 2018
22. Preventability of Hospital Readmissions From Skilled Nursing Facilities: A Consumer Perspective..  The Gerontologist.  57:1123-1132. 2017
23. Health literacy, cognition, and urinary incontinence among geriatric inpatients discharged to skilled nursing facilities..  Neurourology and urodynamics.  37:854-860. 2017
24. Pain interference and depressive symptoms in communicative people with Alzheimer's disease: a pilot study..  Aging & mental health.  22:808-812. 2017
25. Potentially Avoidable Readmissions of Patients Discharged to Post-Acute Care: Perspectives of Hospital and Skilled Nursing Facility Staff..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  65:269-276. 2016
26. Training Nonnursing Staff to Assist with Nutritional Care Delivery in Nursing Homes: A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  65:313-322. 2016
27. Determining Nurse Aide Staffing Requirements to Provide Care Based on Resident Workload: A Discrete Event Simulation Model..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  17:970-977. 2016
28. Comparison Between Quality of Care Provided by Trained Feeding Assistants and Certified Nursing Assistants During Between-Meal Supplementation in Long-Term Care Settings..  Journal of applied gerontology : the official journal of the Southern Gerontological Society.  37:1391-1410. 2016
29. Stability of Geriatric Syndromes in Hospitalized Medicare Beneficiaries Discharged to Skilled Nursing Facilities..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  64:2027-2034. 2016
30. Medications associated with geriatric syndromes and their prevalence in older hospitalized adults discharged to skilled nursing facilities..  Journal of hospital medicine.  11:694-700. 2016
31. Defining Safety in the Nursing Home Setting: Implications for Future Research..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  17:473-81. 2016
32. Elevated Serum Osmolality and Total Water Deficit Indicate Impaired Hydration Status in Residents of Long-Term Care Facilities Regardless of Low or High Body Mass Index..  Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.  116:828-836.e2. 2016
33. The Need for Higher Minimum Staffing Standards in U.S. Nursing Homes..  Health services insights.  13-9. 2016
34. Geriatric Syndromes in Hospitalized Older Adults Discharged to Skilled Nursing Facilities..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  64:715-22. 2016
35. Cost-Effectiveness of Nutrition Intervention in Long-Term Care..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  63:2308-16. 2015
36. Specific Physician Orders Improve Pain Detection and Pain Reports in Nursing Home Residents: Preliminary Data..  Pain management nursing : official journal of the American Society of Pain Management Nurses.  16:770-80. 2015
37. Pain and Satisfaction With Pain Management Among Older Patients During the Transition From Acute to Skilled Nursing Care..  The Gerontologist.  56:1138-1145. 2015
38. The Association Between the Probability of Sarcopenia and Functional Outcomes in Older Patients Undergoing In-Hospital Rehabilitation..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  16:951-6. 2015
39. Simple solutions may not work for complex patients: A need for new paradigms in geriatric hospital medicine..  Journal of hospital medicine.  10:343-4. 2015
40. Next steps for achieving person-centered care in nursing homes..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  15:615-9. 2014
41. The impact of family visitation on feeding assistance quality in nursing homes..  Journal of applied gerontology : the official journal of the Southern Gerontological Society.  33:586-602. 2014
42. Pain reports and pain medication treatment in nursing home residents with and without dementia..  Geriatrics & gerontology international.  14:541-8. 2013
43. A staff training and management intervention in VA long-term care: impact on feeding assistance care quality..  Translational behavioral medicine.  3:189-99. 2013
44. A controlled trial of an intervention to increase resident choice in long term care..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  14:345-51. 2013
45. Simple kcal/kg formula is comparable to prediction equations for estimating resting energy expenditure in older cognitively impaired long term care residents..  The journal of nutrition, health & aging.  17:39-44. 2013
46. Whom do veteran nursing home residents prefer to talk to about satisfaction with care?: implications for nursing staff..  Journal of gerontological nursing.  38:38-45. 2012
47. Evaluation of two fatigability severity measures in elderly adults..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  60:1527-33. 2012
48. The value of resident choice during daily care: do staff and families differ?.  Journal of applied gerontology : the official journal of the Southern Gerontological Society.  33:655-71. 2012
49. Distance coursework and coaching to improve nursing home incontinence care: lessons learned..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  60:1157-64. 2012
50. Resident characteristics related to the lack of morning care provision in long-term care..  The Gerontologist.  53:151-61. 2012
51. The quality of feeding assistance care practices for long-term care veterans: implications for quality improvement efforts..  Journal of applied gerontology : the official journal of the Southern Gerontological Society.  32:669-86. 2012
52. Translating research into practice in nursing homes: can we close the gap?.  The Gerontologist.  52:597-606. 2012
53. Fatigability as a function of physical activity energy expenditure in older adults..  Age (Dordrecht, Netherlands).  35:179-87. 2011
54. The coach is in: improving nutritional care in nursing homes..  The Gerontologist.  52:571-80. 2011
55. Resident-directed long-term care: staff provision of choice during morning care..  The Gerontologist.  51:867-75. 2011
56. The nursing home dining assistant program: a demonstration project..  Journal of gerontological nursing.  37:34-43. 2010
57. The importance of standardized observations to evaluate nutritional care quality in the survey process..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  10:568-74. 2009
58. Resident choice and the survey process: the need for standardized observation and transparency..  The Gerontologist.  49:517-24. 2009
59. Prevalence of constipation symptoms in fecally incontinent nursing home residents..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  57:647-52. 2009
60. The accuracy of monthly weight assessments in nursing homes: implications for the identification of weight loss..  The journal of nutrition, health & aging.  13:284-8. 2009
61. Resident complaints about the nursing home food service: relationship to cognitive status..  The journals of gerontology. Series B, Psychological sciences and social sciences.  64:324-7. 2009
62. Prevention of unintentional weight loss in nursing home residents: a controlled trial of feeding assistance..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  56:1466-73. 2008
63. A preliminary evaluation of the paid feeding assistant regulation: impact on feeding assistance care process quality in nursing homes..  The Gerontologist.  47:184-92. 2007
64. Quality improvement for feeding assistance care in nursing homes..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  8:S12-7. 2007
65. What do family members notice following an intervention to improve mobility and incontinence care for nursing home residents? An analysis of open-ended comments..  The Gerontologist.  47:14-20. 2007
66. Nursing home staff delivery of oral liquid nutritional supplements to residents at risk for unintentional weight loss..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  54:1372-6. 2006
67. Feeding assistance needs of long-stay nursing home residents and staff time to provide care..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  54:919-24. 2006
68. Direct observations of nursing home care quality: Does care change when observed?.  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  7:541-4. 2006
69. A continuous quality improvement pilot study: impact on nutritional care quality..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  7:480-5. 2006
70. A standardized quality assessment system to evaluate pain detection and management in the nursing home..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  7:S11-9, S10. 2006
71. Evaluating the accuracy of minimum data set bed-mobility ratings against independent performance assessments: systematic error and directions for improvement..  The Gerontologist.  45:731-8. 2005
72. A refined protocol for coding nursing home residents' comments during satisfaction interviews..  The journals of gerontology. Series B, Psychological sciences and social sciences.  60:S326-S330. 2005
73. Continuous quality improvement for nutritional care services in nursing homes: the importance of direct observation..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  7:61-2. 2005
74. Improving the quality of nursing home care and medical-record accuracy with direct observational technologies..  The Gerontologist.  45:576-82. 2005
75. Resident and family satisfaction with incontinence and mobility care: sensitivity to intervention effects?.  The Gerontologist.  45:318-26. 2005
76. Cost-effectiveness of recommended nurse staffing levels for short-stay skilled nursing facility patients..  BMC health services research.  -. 2005
77. A standardized quality assessment system to evaluate pain detection and management in the nursing home..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  6:1-9. 2005
78. Individualizing nutritional care with between-meal snacks for nursing home residents..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  6:215-8. 2005
79. Residents' care preferences as targeting criteria: measurement issues functional incidental training: applicability and feasibility in the Veterans Affairs nursing home patient population..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  6:157-8. 2005
80. The effect of megestrol acetate on oral food and fluid intake in nursing home residents: a pilot study..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  6:S5-11. 2005
81. Using the minimum data set to select nursing home residents for interview about pain..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  52:2057-61. 2004
82. Individualized feeding assistance care for nursing home residents: staffing requirements to implement two interventions..  The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences.  59:M966-73. 2004
83. Accuracy of nursing home medical record information about care-process delivery: implications for staff management and improvement..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  52:1378-83. 2004
84. Relationship of nursing home staffing to quality of care..  Health services research.  39:225-50. 2004
85. The minimum data set prevalence of restraint quality indicator: does it reflect differences in care?.  The Gerontologist.  44:245-55. 2004
86. A minimum data set prevalence of pain quality indicator: is it accurate and does it reflect differences in care processes?.  The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences.  59:281-5. 2004
87. Developing innovative models to translate guidelines into practice..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  5:55-6. 2004
88. Selecting nursing home residents for interview..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  5:-. 2004
89. The effect of megestrol acetate on oral food and fluid intake in nursing home residents: a pilot study..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  5:24-30. 2004
90. A standardized quality assessment system to evaluate incontinence care in the nursing home..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  51:1754-61. 2003
91. The minimum data set weight-loss quality indicator: does it reflect differences in care processes related to weight loss?.  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  51:1410-8. 2003
92. The minimum data set urinary incontinence quality indicators: do they reflect differences in care processes related to incontinence?.  Medical care.  41:909-22. 2003
93. Family members' preferences for nutrition interventions to improve nursing home residents' oral food and fluid intake..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  51:69-74. 2003
94. Should reimbursement rates be increased for feeding assistance in nursing homes?.  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  4:52-3. 2003
95. Quality assessment in nursing homes by systematic direct observation: feeding assistance..  The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences.  57:M665-71. 2002
96. Translating clinical research into practice: a randomized controlled trial of exercise and incontinence care with nursing home residents..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  50:1476-83. 2002
97. A comparison of methods to assess nursing home residents' unmet needs..  The Gerontologist.  42:454-61. 2002
98. Accuracy of minimum data set in identifying residents at risk for undernutrition: oral intake and food complaints..  Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.  3:140-5. 2002
99. Effects of a controlled exercise trial on pain in nursing home residents..  The Clinical journal of pain.  18:380-5. 2002
100. Exercise with physically restrained nursing home residents: maximizing benefits of restraint reduction..  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.  44:507-12. 1996
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