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quadgram	frequency
j am med dir	43
med dir assoc doi	43
am med dir assoc	43
r n a l	25
n a l p	25
p r o o	25
r o o f	25
a l p r	25
o u r n	25
j o u r	25
u r n a	25
l p r e	25
nursing home residents with	19
in nursing home residents	18
at the time of	17
in the nursing home	15
centers for disease control	14
for nursing home residents	14
as long as the	13
disease control and prevention	13
for disease control and	13
activities of daily living	13
among nursing home residents	13
infection prevention and control	12
with severe acute respiratory	12
who has recovered from	12
has recovered from covid	11
family caregivers and visitors	11
quality of life and	11
systematic review and meta	11
severe acute respiratory illness	11
a skilled nursing facility	10
of nursing home residents	10
of personal protective equipment	10
a systematic review and	10
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	10
the time of testing	9
it would not be	9
infectious and should not	9
asymptomatic individual who has	9
the resident remains asymptomatic	9
and the test returns	9
as the resident remains	9
quality of life in	9
long as the resident	9
be considered a re	9
not considered infectious and	9
tested positive for covid	9
in the face of	9
of this study was	9
and should not be	9
not be considered a	9
considered infectious and should	9
tested and the test	9
if tested and the	9
the test returns positive	9
should not be tested	9
is not considered infectious	9
in the experimental group	9
individual who has recovered	9
a currently asymptomatic individual	9
currently asymptomatic individual who	9
would not be considered	9
in the united states	8
asymptomatic resident who has	8
term care facility in	8
related quality of life	8
care facility in king	8
onset of symptoms is	8
all residents and hcp	8
facility in king county	8
as a result of	8
an asymptomatic resident who	8
who have not previously	7
length of hospital stay	7
not previously tested positive	7
this study was to	7
to the ed with	7
making in a pandemic	7
in the dying phase	7
not need to be	7
respiratory panel and pct	7
duration of intravenous antibiotics	7
have not previously tested	7
recovered does not need	6
does not need to	6
to nursing home residents	6
associated with increased risk	6
infections and transmission in	6
of symptoms is not	6
symptoms is not considered	6
in residents of a	6
and transmission in a	6
presenting to the ed	6
patient is not contagious	6
of life in nursing	6
of health and human	6
and recovered does not	6
who has previously tested	6
and quality of life	6
the clinical impact of	6
in a nursing home	6
and the patient is	6
department of health and	6
for the allocation of	6
during the study period	6
severe acute respiratory syndrome	6
health and human services	6
has previously tested positive	6
need to be tested	6
the patient is not	6
life in nursing homes	6
to family caregivers and	6
in a skilled nursing	6
edmonton symptom assessment system	6
previously tested positive for	6
infection and the patient	6
during an outbreak investigation	6
from onset of symptoms	6
decision making in a	6
resident who has previously	6
resident rooms to reduce	5
was associated with increased	5
the spread of respiratory	5
nursing homes or besieged	5
patients presenting to the	5
significantly associated with mortality	5
who were asymptomatic at	5
with increased risk of	5
risk factors for mortality	5
to be tested again	5
not be subject to	5
has been associated with	5
a prospective cohort study	5
in nursing homes and	5
be subject to the	5
evaluate the clinical impact	5
the minimum data set	5
the end of life	5
patients with severe acute	5
residents of a long	5
the objective of this	5
the quality of life	5
coronavirus disease in geriatrics	5
but weakly associated with	5
preventing the spread of	5
the spread of covid	5
the aim of this	5
has been shown to	5
care skilled nursing facility	5
for medicare medicaid services	5
following hospitalization for pneumonia	5
term care skilled nursing	5
at increased risk of	5
transcriptase polymerase chain reaction	5
ageism and decision making	5
the sense of home	5
residents and their families	5
the abcds of covid	5
and decision making in	5
homes or besieged castles	5
of the nursing home	5
are shown in table	5
residents who are asymptomatic	5
in geriatrics and long	5
at the same time	5
disease in geriatrics and	5
to evaluate the clinical	5
signs and symptoms of	5
did considerations relating to	5
transmission in a skilled	5
spread of respiratory viruses	5
would not be subject	5
considerations relating to the	5
objective of this study	5
significantly but weakly associated	5
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	5
of canadian nursing homes	4
before and after testing	4
exposure to a covid	4
the patients in the	4
residents and hcp with	4
the visit does not	4
in activities of daily	4
the resident is not	4
testing a proportion of	4
recovery from prior infection	4
either at home or	4
those who were negative	4
canadian nursing homes to	4
and health care personnel	4
homes during the covid	4
of randomly selected asymptomatic	4
antibiotics discontinuation or de	4
of nursing home care	4
winter respiratory virus season	4
nursing homes to family	4
care facilities and the	4
homes with or more	4
residents and health care	4
isolation has been associated	4
it is imperative that	4
revised edmonton symptom assessment	4
patients in our study	4
severe functional limitation or	4
no conflicts of interest	4
marker of individual immunity	4
prior onset of symptoms	4
the veterans health administration	4
a higher risk of	4
shorter duration of intravenous	4
treated with acei arb	4
be done for surveillance	4
a surrogate marker of	4
testing or phase regression	4
to quality of life	4
who are asymptomatic should	4
in older adult patients	4
for frail older adults	4
ed with severe acute	4
nursing home residents and	4
more likely to be	4
care during the covid	4
surrogate marker of individual	4
the ed with severe	4
nursing homes with or	4
term care policy network	4
in response to the	4
in the event of	4
for each of the	4
a process to communicate	4
in nursing homes in	4
homes to family caregivers	4
proportion of antibiotics discontinuation	4
developed igg antibodies against	4
at the end of	4
viral surveillance and pct	4
quality of life of	4
previously tested positive should	4
of prior onset of	4
that they are not	4
opening of canadian nursing	4
in the context of	4
recommendations for the allocation	4
residents who tested positive	4
nursing homes during the	4
to the treating physicians	4
potential for spread of	4
aim of this study	4
home residents with covid	4
window of prior onset	4
currently inform clinical practice	4
centers for medicare medicaid	4
the experimental group had	4
are more likely to	4
should be allowed to	4
term care facilities and	4
who tested positive for	4
were more likely to	4
in the emergency department	4
functional decline following hospitalization	4
the world health organization	4
for antibiotic stewardship in	4
reverse transcriptase polymerase chain	4
nursing home residents were	4
caregivers and general visitors	4
should not be done	4
not currently inform clinical	4
be a surrogate marker	4
done for surveillance efforts	4
test of asymptomatic hcp	4
a result of the	4
being was reported as	4
igg antibodies against sars	4
outcome of severe disability	4
patients hospitalized with covid	4
functional limitation or death	4
in advance care planning	4
of patients with covid	4
the potential for spread	4
patients were in the	4
staff members of the	4
food and drug administration	4
to care for frail	4
family caregivers and general	4
for the detection of	4
of severe functional limitation	4
a proportion of randomly	4
for infection control and	4
members of the home	4
infections in residents of	4
was significantly associated with	4
treated either at home	4
tested positive for sars	4
severe acute respiratory infection	4
proportion of randomly selected	4
does not currently inform	4
the nursing home grounds	4
wide testing or phase	4
to the nursing home	4
social isolation has been	4
of antibiotics discontinuation or	4
nursing home residents the	4
escalation in the ed	4
included in the study	4
the food and drug	4
increased risk of death	4
had a positive rt	4
on the other hand	4
care in nursing homes	4
physical and mental health	4
patients in the experimental	4
such as assistance with	4
the respiratory panel and	4
subject to the same	4
in all residents and	3
be allowed to opt	3
air flow in long	3
evaluate the effect of	3
recommendations regarding skilled nursing	3
to protect nursing home	3
residents and staff members	3
the winter respiratory virus	3
of home mechanical ventilation	3
ahead of us in	3
treated with acei or	3
within a shared space	3
solution to care for	3
viral respiratory infections in	3
as assistance with feeding	3
nationwide restriction for all	3
be tested again within	3
were asymptomatic at testing	3
received a rapid molecular	3
and use of personal	3
or symptomatic individuals would	3
in skilled nursing facilities	3
term care during the	3
home in the united	3
significant differences were observed	3
of life and resilience	3
term care and the	3
and two at day	3
the allocation of resources	3
covid individuals or symptomatic	3
resident who engages in	3
asymptomatic and presymptomatic sars	3
centers for medicare and	3
loneliness and isolation in	3
similar to guidance from	3
antibody testing can be	3
protect nursing home residents	3
remained under isolation in	3
risk of death in	3
resident resuming activities within	3
and the resident is	3
from electronic health records	3
outside trip beyond the	3
experimental group had a	3
family caregivers in long	3
of residents and staff	3
nursing homes with covid	3
subject to isolation upon	3
term care facility residents	3
respiratory virus testing for	3
of testing for sole	3
be subject to isolation	3
term services and supports	3
older adult patients with	3
weeks after initial testing	3
of severe acute respiratory	3
use of personal protective	3
of severe disability or	3
serum level of pct	3
every effort possible to	3
care facility residents in	3
plan is in place	3
opt out of testing	3
clinical ethics recommendations for	3
were associated with increased	3
virus season always poses	3
was significantly but weakly	3
does not wish to	3
adult patients with severe	3
panel and pct testing	3
aged years and older	3
to isolation upon re	3
of individual immunity but	3
and is post weeks	3
from prior infection does	3
to those who were	3
not involve close contact	3
visit with family or	3
care services and supports	3
and the visit does	3
for ltc home residents	3
to support them in	3
and sources of support	3
who engages in a	3
and specific physical activities	3
risk of social isolation	3
workers in nursing homes	3
as of april th	3
symptoms at the time	3
determine who is essential	3
home at a time	3
to the resident resuming	3
from the coronovirus pandemic	3
create a process to	3
was associated with a	3
in patients hospitalized with	3
infection and the resident	3
higher risk of mortality	3
and hcp with positive	3
a rapid molecular test	3
as partners in care	3
nursing home residents infected	3
infection in nursing home	3
status at the time	3
wish to be tested	3
social isolation during the	3
and risk factors for	3
isolation during the covid	3
testing can be a	3
the green house model	3
regarding skilled nursing facility	3
led to a rapid	3
older people are more	3
the time of covid	3
who is essential to	3
from new york state	3
isolation in a private	3
in a private room	3
response to the covid	3
would be subject to	3
mitigate the spread of	3
severe functional limitation and	3
six weeks after initial	3
have we learned about	3
residents and staff in	3
were asymptomatic at the	3
increased risk of the	3
are not able to	3
home residents infected with	3
it is noteworthy that	3
contact with covid individuals	3
involve close contact with	3
the primary outcome was	3
is post days from	3
authority and autonomy to	3
of residents of long	3
social isolation and loneliness	3
trip beyond the nursing	3
make every effort possible	3
and isolation in long	3
management of patients with	3
principles and planning assumptions	3
the presence of comorbidity	3
term care resident rooms	3
skilled nursing facility management	3
infections in a nursing	3
as essential partners in	3
increased risk of mortality	3
of intravenous antibiotics treatment	3
distancing can be maintained	3
nhs and assisted living	3
about nursing from the	3
should be provided with	3
isolation and loneliness in	3
a phone call outreach	3
practical steps to improve	3
phone call outreach program	3
residents hospitalized for pneumonia	3
support them in their	3
the nursing home industry	3
nursing home visitor policies	3
ethics recommendations for the	3
first wave of the	3
long term care facilities	3
in jails and prisons	3
who do not have	3
respiratory viruses and a	3
ltc home resident mortality	3
resident is not contagious	3
in older adults with	3
rooms to reduce covid	3
a private duty caregiver	3
lessons from new york	3
resident who has recovered	3
considered as the best	3
visit does not involve	3
nursing facility management of	3
season always poses challenges	3
ventilation and air quality	3
in addition to the	3
from family and friends	3
quality of life for	3
the resident resuming activities	3
of a nursing home	3
were hospitalized for pneumonia	3
can be a surrogate	3
post weeks from onset	3
associated with higher mortality	3
respiratory infections in a	3
care and the covid	3
of skilled nursing facilities	3
cared for at home	3
in the home at	3
a stratified random sample	3
death following hospitalization for	3
and prior to the	3
cases who were asymptomatic	3
residents with advanced dementia	3
immunity a currently asymptomatic	3
time of testing and	3
and shorter duration of	3
visitors and essential family	3
not wish to be	3
responding to the covid	3
days from onset of	3
allowed to opt out	3
post days from onset	3
chronic lung disease and	3
restriction for all visitors	3
term care facilities in	3
allocation of intensive care	3
pcr ct values and	3
all visitors of residents	3
with positive testing or	3
nursing from the coronovirus	3
residents of nursing homes	3
frail older people are	3
in the time of	3
them in their care	3
or death following hospitalization	3
asymptomatic at the time	3
availability and use of	3
home resident mortality rates	3
prior to the resident	3
essential family caregivers in	3
the best solution to	3
wish to thank the	3
composite outcome of severe	3
testing of close contacts	3
role of functional status	3
patients hospitalized for covid	3
the days before testing	3
as the best solution	3
testing for sole purposes	3
stratified random sample of	3
for mortality in patients	3
years of age and	3
little is known about	3
of quality of life	3
of chronic obstructive pulmonary	3
there has been no	3
ltc home residents and	3
close contact with covid	3
for one fixed visitor	3
lack of access to	3
older adults living in	3
the risk of death	3
residents who tested negative	3
hcp with positive testing	3
and a pct test	3
sole purposes of surveillance	3
visitors during the covid	3
and is post days	3
skilled nursing facilities and	3
individual immunity but does	3
at home or in	3
prior to and following	3
for sole purposes of	3
during the current pandemic	3
included in our study	3
to opt out of	3
older adults with severe	3
residents infected with sars	3
individuals would not be	3
functional and cognitive status	3
testing of asymptomatic staff	3
learned about nursing from	3
of intensive care treatments	3
the allocation of intensive	3
grounds and prior to	3
study protocol was approved	3
the home at a	3
is known about the	3
between family caregivers and	3
improve air flow in	3
term care services and	3
always poses challenges for	3
the residents and hcp	3
if there is a	3
returns from an outside	3
protocol was approved by	3
staff in nursing homes	3
has remained under isolation	3
with covid individuals or	3
out of testing for	3
remained significantly associated with	3
what have we learned	3
adapted and specific physical	3
advance care planning and	3
with acei or arb	3
with family or friends	3
care resident rooms to	3
symptomatic individuals would not	3
baseline and two at	3
multiplex respiratory virus testing	3
the cruise ship industry	3
essential partners in care	3
medicare and medicaid services	3
was not associated with	3
random sample of hhas	3
essential to support them	3
but does not currently	3
were significantly associated with	3
mortality for nursing home	3
respiratory virus season always	3
of social isolation during	3
at baseline and two	3
to improve air flow	3
study was conducted in	3
a total of patients	3
in the number of	3
for people with dementia	3
with prolonged mechanical ventilation	3
an outbreak investigation and	3
the role of functional	3
immunity but does not	3
the final multivariate models	3
positive resident or staff	3
in the control group	3
and essential family caregivers	3
shown to be a	3
a nursing home is	3
steps to improve air	3
o a currently asymptomatic	3
a wide range of	3
as part of the	3
viruses and a pct	3
nursing home design and	3
an outside trip beyond	3
visitors of residents of	3
nursing homes in the	3
sense of home of	3
patients with coronavirus disease	3
and loneliness in older	3
older nursing home residents	3
resident returns from an	3
to the health and	3
respiratory surveillance line list	3
in the setting of	3
tested positive for virus	3
to determine who is	3
primarily for social reasons	3
of the patients in	3
after prolonged mechanical ventilation	3
the time of the	3
care for older persons	3
physical distancing can be	3
suspected or confirmed covid	3
residents living with dementia	3
in accordance with the	3
the clinical frailty scale	3
for all visitors of	3
at a skilled nursing	3
only patients who were	3
we learned about nursing	3
is post weeks from	3
health care personnel of	3
can be adopted by	3
a resident who engages	3
the centers for medicare	3
adults with severe acute	3
resuming activities within a	3
that frail older people	3
the nursing home should	3
resident or staff member	3
would warrant testing of	3
under isolation in a	3
is essential to support	3
weeks from onset of	3
or within days of	3
clinical impact of combining	3
from an outside trip	3
for medicare and medicaid	3
and can be adopted	3
testing of asymptomatic residents	3
in hospitalized older adults	3
the use of telemedicine	3
on the one hand	3
after a resident returns	3
and shortness of breath	3
require a private duty	3
concerning ventilation prior to	3
individuals or symptomatic individuals	3
among older adults in	3
a resident returns from	3
poor specificity to predict	3
in light of the	3
decline following hospitalization for	3
beyond the nursing home	3
was approved by the	3
a primary diagnosis of	3
poor mental health outcomes	3
severe disability or death	3
after accounting for age	3
a systematic review the	3
policy recommendations regarding skilled	3
does not involve close	3
the impact of covid	3
of the resident and	3
at risk of social	3
home residents with advanced	3
factors for mortality in	3
multivariate cox regression model	3
the health and well	3
activities within a shared	3
best solution to care	3
factor associated with mortality	3
worsening mental health outcomes	3
in responding to the	3
who has remained under	3
the probability of a	3
compared to those who	3
both for the students	2
facility wide testing or	2
flexibilities to fight covid	2
but urban hhas had	2
many fronts between these	2
definition of healthcare personnel	2
five of whom died	2
concerns that these remote	2
functional status must be	2
what of those cast	2
nursing homes are ground	2
hospital partnership with a	2
schools to leverage students	2
for long term care	2
the outcomes of sari	2
the winter respiratory viral	2
of members voted agree	2
a day window of	2
in patients with covid	2
in worse health than	2
instead of a nasopharyngeal	2
has been no exposure	2
be implemented and considered	2
assess the association of	2
to test for covid	2
of filmarray respiratory panel	2
retest strategy in residents	2
a major risk factor	2
a staff member in	2
soap and have the	2
death among nursing home	2
range and severity of	2
of community transmission and	2
multivariable model combining age	2
white blood cells count	2
in the nursing facility	2
in frail older adults	2
use outputs to guide	2
respiratory syncytial virus and	2
years vs those aged	2
symptoms before and after	2
that these remote interventions	2
evaluate the feasibility of	2
multiple spatial scales in	2
the data to identify	2
subsequently negative and no	2
diagnostic tests for sars	2
of us in the	2
would not warrant facility	2
transferring to an acute	2
who referred them for	2
for spread of covid	2
in addition to age	2
universal masking for staff	2
they are unable to	2
the dying phase and	2
the geriatrics department of	2
homes in the midst	2
prognosis in clinical decision	2
between chronic lung disease	2
detrimental effects of confinement	2
a private room for	2
a qualitative analysis of	2
the acute geriatric units	2
back visitors and essential	2
as international policies and	2
and level of local	2
signs or symptoms at	2
no new positives may	2
functional decline is a	2
the rapid diagnosis of	2
obstructive pulmonary disease or	2
isolation rooms in acute	2
highest risk of mortality	2
disease with acute exacerbation	2
pcr at baseline and	2
significantly higher proportion of	2
of health promotion services	2
obstructive pulmonary disease with	2
are tested each month	2
the small number of	2
over time and evaluate	2
the covid grim reaper	2
disease outbreaks included in	2
nursing home provider perceptions	2
or anticipated supply shortage	2
patients at a skilled	2
an mds completed within	2
home characteristics associated with	2
the results of the	2
reveals challenges that hhas	2
should be done for	2
ppe supply to enable	2
o during an outbreak	2
to accepted practice with	2
design for improved quality	2
nursing home is common	2
it also fails to	2
care for frail older	2
opposing discriminatory approaches to	2
majority of hhas had	2
volunteers phoned older adults	2
home of nursing home	2
antibodies directed against the	2
prevention to combat multidrug	2
care in the netherlands	2
with or more covid	2
the proportion of antibiotics	2
an informed consent discussion	2
receipt of training among	2
associated with lower in	2
visiting primarily for social	2
our data suggest that	2
higher proportion of antibiotics	2
found that frail older	2
we also must promote	2
mortality was severe disability	2
for older adults post	2
there was no difference	2
have previously not tested	2
of advance care planning	2
mental health outcomes associated	2
care molecular viral test	2
in all previously negative	2
patients infected with sars	2
in clinical practice to	2
of infectious airborne droplets	2
ample ppe supply to	2
closely monitored for days	2
caregivers as those individuals	2
care professional student volunteers	2
predictors of mortality for	2
were in the experimental	2
caregivers and residents of	2
of rapid multiplex pcr	2
be the medical director	2
the results of this	2
program in which health	2
infections in skilled nursing	2
for when pandemic strikes	2
new brunswick ltc homes	2
outbreaks included in their	2
older adult patients who	2
conducted between january and	2
support quality of life	2
a shorter duration of	2
repeated weekly in all	2
is likely not infectious	2
system implementation period as	2
levels of community transmission	2
a median age of	2
telemedicine in nursing homes	2
again within a day	2
asymptomatic nursing home resident	2
among the residents and	2
evaluation of fever and	2
the first wave of	2
integrated care for older	2
odds ratio for mortality	2
should make every effort	2
days since admission tests	2
examine the data to	2
the skilled nursing facility	2
to limit the number	2
be guided by size	2
care preferences and level	2
suggesting a need for	2
the centers for disease	2
and prisons flattening the	2
to protect their health	2
not during an outbreak	2
been identified within a	2
within the nursing home	2
receiving the calls and	2
and nursing home residents	2
indoor and outdoor visits	2
weakly associated with age	2
we compared the outcomes	2
academic hospital and long	2
many of whom are	2
no role in the	2
hhas have already rationed	2
patients between the experimental	2
design models and provide	2
of the community living	2
and had a current	2
a multivariable model combining	2
phone or using computers	2
in the present study	2
participants treated with pmv	2
death suggesting a need	2
to identify better management	2
including hallways and adjacent	2
positive should be done	2
in existing and proposed	2
bathed according to accepted	2
and residents of long	2
in public and private	2
seniors in numerous settings	2
we describe a phone	2
the association of comorbidities	2
with a nursing home	2
and had a mean	2
is anticipated that as	2
infectious diseases society of	2
could be used to	2
in this population is	2
many severely frail patients	2
presented to the ed	2
adult patients who presented	2
acei or arb was	2
aspects emerging from our	2
adult patients presenting to	2
evaluation and management of	2
virus testing for antibiotic	2
of confinement and isolation	2
and for the seniors	2
scaling adls within the	2
their names are listed	2
in patients at a	2
were impacted less than	2
for covid or other	2
that is least invasive	2
home administrators to protect	2
of fitness and frailty	2
families must retain the	2
put in place to	2
disability among older persons	2
characteristics associated with covid	2
supply and staff shortages	2
areas including hallways and	2
it is anticipated that	2
census declines and had	2
must maintain ample ppe	2
personnel of a nursing	2
were extracted from electronic	2
choose not to be	2
independently associated with mortality	2
in the treatment of	2
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cardiovascular and respiratory comorbidities	2
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probability of a false	2
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severe comorbidities for intensive	2
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mental and physical health	2
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systematically tested for sars	2
population of pmv patients	2
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antibiotic stewardship in older	2
pulmonary disease with acute	2
communication between family caregivers	2
older adults with covid	2
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infection control and quality	2
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family presence as essential	2
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portability and accountability act	2
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online survey from april	2
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pretest probability of covid	2
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means and standard deviations	2
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sensitivity and specificity of	2
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these additional resources compared	2
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transcription polymerase chain reaction	2
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less capacity to test	2
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donning doffing of ppe	2
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outputs to guide resource	2
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nursing homes to ed	2
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central role of prognosis	2
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patients than rural hhas	2
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polymerase chain reaction testing	2
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older adults who are	2
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the social work role	2
young men with duchenne	2
nursing home residents hospitalized	2
health outcomes in older	2
rockwood clinical frailty scale	2
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in the new york	2
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combination of five variables	2
outcomes associated with lockdown	2
health of people living	2
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a randomized controlled trial	2
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infection control and design	2
the new york city	2
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a framework for rationing	2
preparedness in nursing homes	2
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a mean age of	2
recipients expressed appreciation for	2
the institutional review board	2
adult inpatients with covid	2
or implemented extended use	2
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for intensive care unit	2
emergency department visits and	2
avoidable emergency department visits	2
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rapid molecular test for	2
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prevention and control practices	2
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infection in older adult	2
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test for respiratory viruses	2
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home provider perceptions of	2
the residents who tested	2
hcp always having tested	2
entry to the facility	2
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airflow within resident rooms	2
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nursing homes and prisons	2
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study of invasive pmv	2
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influenza detection and antiviral	2
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from state local resources	2
diagnosis of pneumonia or	2
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adult residents of long	2
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new measures to protect	2
the association between frailty	2
the face of an	2
makers and their families	2
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compensate for the absence	2
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health quality and innovation	2
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the effect of frailty	2
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mortality and hospitalization risk	2
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clinical course and risk	2
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of local community spread	2
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adult severe acute respiratory	2
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older adults and those	2
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article outlines pragmatic steps	2
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facility residents in hong	2
diagnostic and statistical manual	2
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intervention and ongoing evaluation	2
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older adults in long	2
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insurance portability and accountability	2
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loneliness in older people	2
perceptions of telemedicine for	2
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rapid multiplex pcr testing	2
hhas had less capacity	2
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home residents and their	2
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all residents and health	2
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presence of comorbidity and	2
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update by the infectious	2
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respiratory viral surveillance and	2
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advisory committee on immunization	2
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prevention and control of	2
total of cases in	2
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and sample size of	2
nursing home social workers	2
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cms flexibilities to fight	2
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findings of our study	2
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making concerning prolonged ventilation	2
needs of older adults	2
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residents of a large	2
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efficacy of a test	2
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solutions for extraordinary times	2
residents with suspected or	2
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holistic models that balance	2
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clinical impact of the	2
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treated with prolonged mechanical	2
are at increased risk	2
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a significantly higher proportion	2
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second wave of covid	2
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molecular viral test and	2
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surrounding areas including hallways	2
mortality in older adults	2
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purpose of our article	2
an academic hospital and	2
description of a multiphase	2
clinical measure of fitness	2
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hospitalization for treatment of	2
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scale for critical care	2
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a nationwide restriction for	2
home residents hospitalized for	2
american testing guidance for	2
outcome was the proportion	2
testing of asymptomatic hcp	2
or state health department	2
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body temperature in diagnosing	2
improve overall pandemic preparedness	2
prevent wounds on the	2
and symptoms of illness	2
term care homes under	2
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improved quality of life	2
tested again within a	2
outcomes after prolonged mechanical	2
be adopted by medical	2
positive testing or with	2
the community prevalence of	2
survey from april to	2
patients younger than years	2
risk of death suggesting	2
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segregation and disparities in	2
public and private spaces	2
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high prevalence of dementia	2
collection method that is	2
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comorbidity and functional status	2
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limited physical contact with	2
family caregivers as those	2
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associated with preventing covid	2
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experimental group tested positive	2
shortages of ppe and	2
facilities should resume testing	2
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term outcomes after prolonged	2
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potential ingress of virus	2
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the severity of the	2
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resident health and wellbeing	2
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the logistic regression model	2
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our primary analysis with	2
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loneliness and social isolation	2
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acute geriatric units and	2
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secure a collection method	2
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family or friends beyond	2
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and approaches that improve	2
a significant association between	2
of responding agencies were	2
resource deployment and researchers	2
the revised edmonton symptom	2
to visit a resident	2
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no further suspicion of	2
functional decline among nursing	2
diagnosis and treatment of	2
mortality was significantly but	2
had a significantly higher	2
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unlikely to detect nursing	2
most severely frail patients	2
with duchenne muscular dystrophy	2
independent and assisted living	2
an outbreak investigation should	2
for rationing ventilators and	2
transferred from nursing homes	2
wear ppe as required	2
major risk factor for	2
elderly during the covid	2
probably more deleterious than	2
caregivers and visitors during	2
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all authors contributed equally	2
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different types of clinical	2
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effect of frailty on	2
previously not tested positive	2
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ongoing evaluation with clinical	2
respiratory tract infections and	2
health and wellbeing of	2
community prevalence of covid	2
short geriatric depression scale	2
regression model including age	2
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temperature in nursing home	2
associated with lockdown can	2
the novel coronavirus disease	2
functional decline and death	2
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resident or surrogate decision	2
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the introduction of covid	2
people living with dementia	2
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alternative and holistic models	2
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federal medical assistance percentages	2
phone outreach strategy is	2
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monitoring of these residents	2
the end of social	2
care treatments in exceptional	2
hcp were asymptomatic before	2
results to the treating	2
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informed consent discussion with	2