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trigram	frequency
nursing home residents	101
in nursing homes	67
quality of life	59
the nursing home	48
med dir assoc	43
am med dir	43
during the covid	43
j am med	43
term care facilities	43
dir assoc doi	43
as well as	27
n a l	25
r o o	25
u r n	25
j o u	25
a l p	25
p r e	25
l p r	25
o o f	25
o u r	25
p r o	25
r n a	25
a nursing home	24
a systematic review	24
for nursing home	24
the number of	23
severe acute respiratory	23
skilled nursing facility	23
residents and staff	22
the time of	22
of nursing home	21
in nursing home	21
in older adults	21
as long as	20
at the time	20
tested positive for	20
the risk of	20
home residents with	19
family caregivers and	19
the use of	19
in our study	18
in the nursing	18
residents and hcp	18
personal protective equipment	17
term care facility	17
in addition to	17
for older adults	17
the impact of	16
increased risk of	16
centers for disease	16
should not be	16
conclusions and implications	16
would not be	16
of nursing homes	16
prevention and control	15
nursing homes and	15
for disease control	15
advance care planning	15
patients with covid	15
of patients with	14
among nursing home	14
control and prevention	14
previously tested positive	14
prolonged mechanical ventilation	14
acute and long	14
this study was	14
prior to the	14
a total of	14
the spread of	14
setting and participants	13
skilled nursing facilities	13
activities of daily	13
onset of symptoms	13
disease control and	13
infection prevention and	13
who has recovered	13
nursing homes to	13
long as the	13
of this study	13
of daily living	13
essential family caregivers	13
with severe acute	12
of life and	12
before and after	12
of older adults	12
risk of mortality	12
systematic review and	12
all residents and	12
acute respiratory illness	12
has recovered from	12
recovered from covid	12
positive for covid	12
need to be	12
term care residents	12
the importance of	12
the experimental group	11
significantly associated with	11
shortness of breath	11
to the covid	11
was associated with	11
caregivers and visitors	11
home mechanical ventilation	11
more likely to	11
associated with mortality	11
the united states	11
as a result	11
be subject to	11
in a long	11
the dying phase	11
review and meta	11
term care settings	11
to evaluate the	11
an outbreak investigation	11
residents of long	11
intensive care unit	11
to be tested	10
not be tested	10
a skilled nursing	10
to assess the	10
the effect of	10
the role of	10
chronic lung disease	10
nursing homes with	10
in the ed	10
be considered a	10
of personal protective	10
obstructive pulmonary disease	10
nursing home care	10
among patients with	10
the end of	10
long term care	10
nursing home staff	10
in patients with	10
to nursing home	10
in the experimental	10
risk of death	10
of intravenous antibiotics	10
chronic obstructive pulmonary	10
in the netherlands	10
associated with increased	10
spread of covid	10
testing of asymptomatic	10
polymerase chain reaction	10
the clinical impact	10
resident who has	10
severe functional limitation	10
is not contagious	10
tested and the	9
and health care	9
in the face	9
some of the	9
test returns positive	9
prospective cohort study	9
infected with sars	9
among older adults	9
residents and their	9
not be considered	9
a result of	9
infectious and should	9
the test returns	9
according to the	9
an asymptomatic resident	9
mental health outcomes	9
resident remains asymptomatic	9
staff and residents	9
one of the	9
time of testing	9
not considered infectious	9
as the resident	9
duration of intravenous	9
and should not	9
is not considered	9
individual who has	9
those who were	9
the quality of	9
currently asymptomatic individual	9
the resident remains	9
the need for	9
the face of	9
older adult patients	9
considered infectious and	9
asymptomatic individual who	9
it would not	9
if tested and	9
asymptomatic resident who	9
health care personnel	9
following hospitalization for	9
the most common	9
world health organization	9
a currently asymptomatic	9
infection and the	9
hospitalization for pneumonia	9
of life in	9
considered a re	9
and the test	9
as part of	9
of symptoms is	9
nursing homes in	9
to the ed	9
care facility in	9
a lack of	9
making in a	8
risk factors for	8
hospitalized for pneumonia	8
not previously tested	8
in the united	8
and their families	8
epidemiology of covid	8
the detection of	8
at risk of	8
living in long	8
the study period	8
was defined as	8
of residents and	8
nursing home resident	8
facility in king	8
the majority of	8
in the study	8
the allocation of	8
during an outbreak	8
to a covid	8
play a role	8
related quality of	8
and use of	8
frail older adults	8
higher risk of	8
in order to	8
older people are	8
in the elderly	8
study was to	8
to the hospital	8
of health and	8
panel and pct	8
in king county	8
in residents of	8
in older people	8
term care homes	8
of the study	8
who tested positive	7
the management of	7
residents who tested	7
the respiratory panel	7
presenting to the	7
a sense of	7
the ed with	7
of the covid	7
residents of a	7
affected by covid	7
infection control and	7
residents who are	7
have not previously	7
patients treated with	7
nursing homes are	7
partners in care	7
in northern italy	7
members of the	7
sense of home	7
the care of	7
ageism and decision	7
home residents and	7
and public health	7
and mental health	7
acei or arb	7
family and friends	7
and assisted living	7
be able to	7
who have not	7
hospitalized older adults	7
for older people	7
care in the	7
edmonton symptom assessment	7
of functional status	7
in a pandemic	7
nursing homes or	7
of the pandemic	7
nursing home design	7
centers for medicare	7
due to covid	7
the emergency department	7
in older adult	7
of hospital stay	7
because of the	7
signs and symptoms	7
not need to	7
of a long	7
length of hospital	7
of respiratory viruses	7
in the dying	7
in a nursing	7
there was no	7
treated with acei	7
a group of	7
the health and	7
the severity of	7
respiratory panel and	7
have access to	7
and mortality in	7
to nursing homes	7
may not be	7
health and human	7
the proportion of	7
older adults and	7
the presence of	7
were associated with	7
antibodies against sars	6
of asymptomatic hcp	6
recovered does not	6
in a skilled	6
the aim of	6
such as the	6
due to the	6
with or more	6
positive for sars	6
a prospective cohort	6
for nursing homes	6
frail older people	6
the patients in	6
length of stay	6
to the nursing	6
decision making in	6
asymptomatic at testing	6
may benefit from	6
days prior to	6
geriatrics and long	6
to the resident	6
do not have	6
does not need	6
and human services	6
who has previously	6
infections and transmission	6
after accounting for	6
term care and	6
within days of	6
relating to the	6
in the u	6
health care workers	6
from onset of	6
the availability of	6
hospitalized with covid	6
were asymptomatic at	6
functional and cognitive	6
with a mean	6
prior to hospitalization	6
the results of	6
services and supports	6
the relationship between	6
patients in the	6
a resident who	6
the health of	6
in this study	6
to those who	6
of the nursing	6
response to the	6
and transmission in	6
during the study	6
who are asymptomatic	6
study was conducted	6
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	6
and behavioural problems	6
life in nursing	6
the built environment	6
for frail older	6
the study nurse	6
included in the	6
of social isolation	6
a positive rt	6
the interrai ltcf	6
are unable to	6
respiratory virus infection	6
signs or symptoms	6
at increased risk	6
of intensive care	6
end of life	6
at the same	6
patient is not	6
quality of care	6
who were asymptomatic	6
with increased risk	6
early detection of	6
the health care	6
site of care	6
testing for sars	6
to be a	6
of the first	6
patients with severe	6
respiratory syncytial virus	6
older adults with	6
the primary outcome	6
to family caregivers	6
symptoms is not	6
the patient is	6
the need to	6
in response to	6
of close contacts	6
acute respiratory syndrome	6
to care for	6
been associated with	6
risk factor for	6
been shown to	6
department of health	6
may not have	6
transmission in a	6
health and wellbeing	6
has previously tested	6
and the patient	6
clinical impact of	6
associated with a	6
and recovered does	6
shown in table	6
more than one	6
for infection control	6
symptom assessment system	6
older adults in	6
should be allowed	6
for the allocation	6
they are not	6
there is a	6
and quality of	6
at a time	6
and is post	6
antibiotic stewardship in	5
staff members of	5
but weakly associated	5
patients presenting to	5
may need to	5
for residents and	5
the centers for	5
and nursing home	5
the outcomes of	5
residents with sars	5
the experimental cohort	5
of the residents	5
mean age of	5
access to testing	5
mortality was significantly	5
weakly associated with	5
factors for mortality	5
cases who were	5
discontinuation or de	5
adults with covid	5
the winter respiratory	5
at the end	5
of care and	5
retrospective cohort study	5
at home or	5
the residents and	5
there is no	5
for medicare medicaid	5
subject to the	5
chronic kidney disease	5
the abcds of	5
canadian nursing homes	5
of severe disability	5
coronavirus disease in	5
beyond the nursing	5
in this population	5
nursing home should	5
older adults post	5
treated at home	5
the barthel index	5
be tested again	5
the context of	5
or besieged castles	5
with a positive	5
family caregivers to	5
the association between	5
shorter duration of	5
with acei arb	5
homes or besieged	5
most of the	5
disease in geriatrics	5
high prevalence of	5
in care homes	5
the same time	5
sensitivity and specificity	5
based on the	5
or more covid	5
minimum data set	5
acute respiratory infection	5
infection control practices	5
the minimum data	5
that there is	5
the feasibility of	5
preventing the spread	5
of residents of	5
the current pandemic	5
than rural hhas	5
were able to	5
risk of severe	5
residents with covid	5
in geriatrics and	5
characteristics associated with	5
respiratory panel testing	5
and lack of	5
living with dementia	5
the sense of	5
to complete the	5
and symptoms of	5
clinical frailty scale	5
objective of this	5
resident rooms to	5
no significant differences	5
during a pandemic	5
on the other	5
of coronavirus disease	5
the world health	5
nursing homes may	5
of pmv patients	5
abcds of covid	5
medicare medicaid services	5
ltc home residents	5
in the facility	5
there has been	5
in the acute	5
wish to thank	5
the fact that	5
to reduce the	5
and general visitors	5
term care skilled	5
of death in	5
and decision making	5
has been associated	5
significantly but weakly	5
located in the	5
the lack of	5
age and frailty	5
associated with higher	5
the resident and	5
to the same	5
was used to	5
residents who were	5
diagnosis of respiratory	5
considerations relating to	5
potentially avoidable hospitalizations	5
patients hospitalized with	5
and management of	5
and functional status	5
in the emergency	5
mortality in older	5
term care providers	5
management of patients	5
the development of	5
the objective of	5
diagnosis of pneumonia	5
evaluate the clinical	5
has been shown	5
and more than	5
transcriptase polymerase chain	5
compared to those	5
their loved one	5
clinical information systems	5
were included in	5
were hospitalized for	5
detection of sars	5
rooms to reduce	5
universal testing for	5
in those who	5
are shown in	5
patients in our	5
in older patients	5
aged years and	5
spread of respiratory	5
analyses were performed	5
the association of	5
aim of this	5
did considerations relating	5
the new york	5
respiratory virus season	5
as soon as	5
and can be	5
nursing homes that	5
the nursing homes	5
care skilled nursing	5
in the home	5
one fixed visitor	5
is associated with	5
of the patients	5
a process to	5
online support sessions	5
of family caregivers	5
of age and	5
family caregivers should	5
and had a	5
not be subject	5
us nursing homes	4
restricted access to	4
care and support	4
with the covid	4
in assisted living	4
marker of individual	4
the benefits of	4
for family caregivers	4
be a surrogate	4
entry to the	4
and duration of	4
in our cohort	4
data were collected	4
were in the	4
pandemic has been	4
care and the	4
caregivers and general	4
nursing homes for	4
home health care	4
which can be	4
functional decline following	4
among cases with	4
visitors of residents	4
a proportion of	4
little is known	4
for health care	4
an increase in	4
cfs score of	4
facilities and the	4
hcp with positive	4
medicare and medicaid	4
of life of	4
be provided with	4
part of the	4
home vs ltac	4
tested again within	4
for respiratory virus	4
the treating physicians	4
in advance care	4
the days before	4
there should be	4
such as assistance	4
food and drug	4
process to communicate	4
or staff member	4
and risk factors	4
asymptomatic and presymptomatic	4
for mortality in	4
or phase regression	4
health care system	4
and for the	4
viral surveillance and	4
and new york	4
of the home	4
isolation has been	4
that can be	4
each of the	4
escalation in the	4
conflicts of interest	4
who tested negative	4
in this situation	4
experimental group had	4
functional limitation or	4
and nursing homes	4
for people with	4
filmarray respiratory panel	4
are more likely	4
a study of	4
es and am	4
a comparison of	4
has been the	4
to engage in	4
during the current	4
to be ventilated	4
outcome of severe	4
in accordance with	4
a nasopharyngeal swab	4
whether or not	4
the nursing facility	4
associated with covid	4
the event of	4
does not currently	4
hospitalized for covid	4
of canadian nursing	4
logistic regression model	4
home residents the	4
a family caregiver	4
restrictive visiting policy	4
and hcp were	4
spread of sars	4
of antibiotics discontinuation	4
to thank the	4
with and without	4
resident should be	4
determine who is	4
risk of hospitalization	4
is in place	4
care facilities and	4
developed igg antibodies	4
to quality of	4
patients were in	4
urban hhas had	4
on clinical outcomes	4
is known about	4
visit does not	4
respiratory virus testing	4
to determine the	4
among the residents	4
can be a	4
that all residents	4
in light of	4
nursing homes during	4
of older persons	4
in new york	4
acute geriatric units	4
cox regression model	4
a staff member	4
time of covid	4
prior onset of	4
care for older	4
opening of canadian	4
to the treating	4
in the long	4
and after testing	4
death following hospitalization	4
on nursing home	4
term care policy	4
we compared the	4
and other long	4
revised edmonton symptom	4
a surrogate marker	4
of the resident	4
of our study	4
currently inform clinical	4
across the country	4
of patients treated	4
prevalence of dementia	4
nursing home characteristics	4
homes to family	4
in skilled nursing	4
reverse transcriptase polymerase	4
and level of	4
it is not	4
result of the	4
mechanical ventilation in	4
igg antibodies against	4
the control group	4
surrogate decision maker	4
be done for	4
phone calls to	4
assisted living communities	4
done for surveillance	4
of severe functional	4
new york city	4
of visitors and	4
proportion of randomly	4
congestive heart failure	4
severe disability or	4
of the results	4
can lead to	4
was approved by	4
suspected or confirmed	4
recovery from prior	4
for surveillance efforts	4
tested positive should	4
be used to	4
community living centers	4
was conducted in	4
care policy network	4
for spread of	4
of community transmission	4
mortality due to	4
outcomes associated with	4
mortality in patients	4
their loved ones	4
respiratory viruses and	4
reducing social isolation	4
exposure to a	4
limitation or death	4
the purpose of	4
health and well	4
and older adults	4
the initiation of	4
in residents and	4
either at home	4
from prior infection	4
years and older	4
physical and mental	4
the veterans health	4
and pct test	4
the delphi process	4
inform clinical practice	4
the food and	4
of the virus	4
and hcp with	4
antibiotics discontinuation or	4
sources of support	4
role in the	4
of randomly selected	4
design models and	4
testing or phase	4
pa ltc facilities	4
in activities of	4
and drug administration	4
and the covid	4
we need to	4
being was reported	4
in a private	4
residents and families	4
in hospitalized older	4
recommendations for the	4
with coronavirus disease	4
family caregivers in	4
risk of infection	4
testing of all	4
with higher mortality	4
should be provided	4
was significantly associated	4
is imperative that	4
we conducted a	4
can be used	4
to mitigate covid	4
resident or staff	4
after initial testing	4
excluded from the	4
of prior onset	4
of skilled nursing	4
mortality and hospitalization	4
the novel coronavirus	4
the onset of	4
nursing home and	4
does not involve	4
care in nursing	4
factors associated with	4
who were negative	4
older people with	4
ed with severe	4
and the resident	4
the risks of	4
but does not	4
facing a covid	4
potential for spread	4
term care residence	4
the potential for	4
for each of	4
for the detection	4
people with dementia	4
it is imperative	4
has been identified	4
due to a	4
is important to	4
residents and health	4
decline following hospitalization	4
and staff in	4
viral respiratory infections	4
surrogate marker of	4
of acei arb	4
not currently inform	4
risk of covid	4
the process of	4
likely to be	4
residents hospitalized for	4
years of age	4
and pct testing	4
wide testing or	4
the decision to	4
proportion of antibiotics	4
with advanced dementia	4
in the context	4
care for frail	4
intravenous antibiotics treatment	4
and pct tests	4
respiratory infections in	4
a maximum of	4
were more likely	4
home residents were	4
care for residents	4
had a positive	4
was reported as	4
results from the	4
visitor guidance statements	4
who do not	4
winter respiratory virus	4
nursing home grounds	4
the resident is	4
close contact with	4
during the pandemic	4
and outcomes of	4
the course of	4
between march and	4
that they are	4
of ppe and	4
had a higher	4
be allowed to	4
related to covid	4
test of asymptomatic	4
spaces such as	4
randomly selected asymptomatic	4
veterans health administration	4
resident and family	4
tested for sars	4
logistic regression analyses	4
in the covid	4
of older people	4
of individual immunity	4
not be done	4
severely frail patients	4
as partners in	4
the other hand	4
multivariable logistic regression	4
in the event	4
is an important	4
this scenario would	4
functional limitation and	4
can be maintained	4
as assistance with	4
the visit does	4
of telemedicine for	4
a rapid review	4
and the community	4
homes during the	4
of at least	4
a higher risk	4
are asymptomatic should	4
infections in residents	4
for antibiotic stewardship	4
resident is not	4
testing a proportion	4
surveillance and pct	4
pcr respiratory panel	4
social isolation has	4
window of prior	4
social isolation during	4
most nursing homes	4
treated either at	4
homes with or	4
of nh residents	4
new york state	4
visit with family	4
family caregivers as	4
we did not	4
care during the	4
with a low	4
no conflicts of	4
in new brunswick	4
the ability to	3
a pct test	3
resident mortality rates	3
outbreak investigation and	3
primary outcome was	3
for one fixed	3
included in our	3
nursing home visitor	3
patients admitted to	3
to reduce covid	3
we sought to	3
pulmonary disease with	3
increase in the	3
the urgency to	3
to describe the	3
ethics recommendations for	3
essential to support	3
screening and testing	3
staff in nursing	3
systematic review of	3
used in the	3
facility residents in	3
we know that	3
worsening mental health	3
loneliness and isolation	3
the prison system	3
nationwide restriction for	3
not warrant facility	3
residents with advanced	3
term care during	3
small number of	3
ct values and	3
outside trip beyond	3
multiplex pcr respiratory	3
residents infected with	3
home must provide	3
to the facility	3
of the individual	3
and essential family	3
shortages of personal	3
for respiratory viruses	3
poor mental health	3
older adults living	3
term care services	3
to enter the	3
is post weeks	3
with severe functional	3
lessons from new	3
the first case	3
remained significantly associated	3
availability and use	3
the lombardy region	3
in all residents	3
a lot of	3
it is important	3
a history of	3
risk of the	3
of intravenous antibiotic	3
and mechanical ventilation	3
geriatric depression scale	3
and potentially irreversible	3
every effort possible	3
to improve the	3
care personnel of	3
is unlikely to	3
would not warrant	3
to test for	3
grounds and prior	3
access to ppe	3
care planning and	3
immunity but does	3
of other residents	3
local pa ltc	3
that nursing home	3
study protocol was	3
and residents of	3
serum level of	3
use of the	3
national nursing home	3
probability of covid	3
did not have	3
a cohort of	3
state and federal	3
considered as the	3
of universal testing	3
impact of the	3
from new york	3
mortality from covid	3
visitors and essential	3
not able to	3
accordance with the	3
with infection control	3
progressive neuromuscular disease	3
among the most	3
status of the	3
and a pct	3
of quality of	3
and loneliness in	3
large number of	3
is going to	3
they should be	3
to mitigate the	3
social isolation and	3
the total r	3
the right balance	3
we aimed to	3
recipients expressed appreciation	3
the utility of	3
for social reasons	3
days before testing	3
care facilities in	3
of home of	3
caregivers in long	3
opt out of	3
to assist with	3
that has been	3
detrimental effects of	3
abstract the covid	3
during the days	3
between design for	3
is available to	3
is post days	3
and overall resilience	3
and value of	3
among older persons	3
mitigate the spread	3
of us in	3
multiplex respiratory virus	3
of april th	3
visitors and volunteers	3
the provision of	3
protect nursing home	3
the resident should	3
resident in the	3
hospitalization during the	3
evaluate the effect	3
cdc definition of	3
for frail elderly	3
nursing home industry	3
was significantly lower	3
data from connecticut	3
factor associated with	3
and risk of	3
their families or	3
up to of	3
positive for virus	3
nursing home system	3
people are more	3
are not available	3
telemedicine consult service	3
included the following	3
frequently asked questions	3
require a private	3
engages in a	3
out of testing	3
for at home	3
severity of the	3
care services and	3
two at day	3
with the local	3
observational cohort study	3
group had a	3
being involved in	3
if they had	3
to the care	3
of home mechanical	3
under isolation in	3
management of covid	3
to improve air	3
to support them	3
concerning ventilation prior	3
mortality for nursing	3
in the last	3
mean age was	3
as they were	3
from nursing home	3
social isolation in	3
cared for at	3
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