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quadgram	frequency
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perceived impact of covid	37
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holder for this preprint	33
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home and local bias	28
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homes for older people	27
is protected by copyright	25
article is protected by	25
this article is protected	25
of working from home	23
in the context of	22
infection in the elderly	20
this version posted september	20
u r n a	19
l p r e	19
a l p r	19
at the time of	19
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are less likely to	19
n a l p	19
r o o f	19
r n a l	19
p r o o	19
o u r n	19
j o u r	19
the perceived impact of	18
the number of days	18
as a result of	17
the world health organization	17
infections in the elderly	17
in nursing home residents	17
in home dwell time	17
of nursing home residents	16
as well as the	16
the impact of covid	16
the number of people	16
home and everyday life	15
centers for disease control	15
in the face of	15
of home dwell time	15
the spread of the	15
in the number of	15
in the right place	15
in the home and	15
more likely to be	14
and perceived impact of	14
the extent to which	14
degree of home bias	14
quality of life and	14
in response to the	14
of care home residents	14
disease control and prevention	14
for disease control and	14
order status and perceived	13
home order status and	13
the spread of covid	13
to working from home	13
nursing home residents with	13
aging in the right	13
activities of daily living	13
can be used to	13
status and perceived impact	13
health and social care	13
among nursing home residents	12
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quality of life in	12
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health and personal home	12
access to optimal therapeutics	12
and personal home care	12
it is important to	12
before and after the	12
ability to work from	12
severe acute respiratory syndrome	12
home health and personal	12
of the home bias	12
in nursing homes in	11
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	11
support for the governor	11
the quality of life	11
the degree of home	11
the end of the	11
over years of age	11
the nhs lothian health	11
infection prevention and control	11
time to readmission or	11
lack of access to	11
to readmission or death	11
more likely to have	11
for nursing home residents	11
the care home sector	11
this version posted june	11
the intertemporal elasticity of	10
c r i p	10
during the study period	10
r i p t	10
elasticity of substitution of	10
u s c r	10
n u s c	10
disparity in home dwell	10
m a n u	10
it is estimated that	10
intertemporal elasticity of substitution	10
the total number of	10
the disparity in home	10
nhs lothian health region	10
a n u s	10
in the case of	10
in care homes in	10
a systematic review of	10
research is needed to	10
the first reported case	10
homes for older adults	10
s c r i	10
in the nursing home	10
working from home and	9
care in nursing homes	9
in a care home	9
care homes with a	9
a large number of	9
of aging in place	9
spread of the virus	9
residents in nursing homes	9
and quality of life	9
on the other hand	9
review of the literature	9
care homes in the	9
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mortality in care homes	9
at the end of	9
the presence of an	9
of personal protective equipment	9
working from home during	8
risk in care homes	8
care home residents in	8
frontline care workers in	8
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workers in care homes	8
on ageing and health	8
a higher risk of	8
home dwell time during	8
the resilience and retention	8
prevent the spread of	8
the home and everyday	8
care workers in care	8
spent on distracting activities	8
that working from home	8
mortality risk in care	8
the spread of infection	8
moderate or severe anxiety	8
time spent on distracting	8
the impact of the	8
the context of the	8
and everyday life settings	8
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	8
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development and validation of	8
the safer at home	8
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of home bias for	8
of older people in	8
in the public sector	8
the risk of covid	8
have been shown to	8
this version posted july	8
a randomized controlled trial	8
mobile device location data	8
in the live home	7
home orders and the	7
older care home residents	7
the role of the	7
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series of home dwell	7
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the secure anonymised information	7
the ministry of health	7
the degree to which	7
from home in the	7
message from a physician	7
orders and the perceived	7
homes with a confirmed	7
case and death counts	7
for older people in	7
smart home healthcare system	7
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of medical care for	7
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number of days worked	7
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of social distancing measures	7
of people staying home	7
secure anonymised information linkage	7
after the press conference	7
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in a nursing home	7
change in perceived productivity	7
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for people with dementia	7
there is a need	7
home dwell time records	7
of outbreaks of covid	7
it is difficult to	7
the message from a	7
number of days between	7
care for older people	7
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the population of wales	7
number of individuals who	7
in the use of	7
the district of columbia	7
presence of an outbreak	7
care home residents and	7
deaths in care homes	7
home due to covid	7
bias and local bias	7
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home dwell time in	7
that there is a	7
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gendered division of labor	6
possible nonlinearity in the	6
hygiene in the home	6
medical care for physicians	6
the existence of home	6
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impact of the covid	6
reason for home bias	6
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the psychological impact of	6
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the purpose of this	6
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checks for any possible	6
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care for older persons	6
population incidence of covid	6
resilience and retention of	6
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the use of a	6
hypotheses h and h	6
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in march and april	6
we would like to	6
food and drug administration	6
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nonlinearity in the data	6
less likely to be	6
in care homes with	6
a wide range of	6
people to stay at	6
by the research team	6
are sensitivity checks for	6
more information please visit	6
residents of nursing homes	6
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a smart home environment	6
clusters a and b	6
wellbeing and change in	6
the gendered division of	6
of the variance in	6
was associated with a	6
forum on home hygiene	6
the three identified clusters	6
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change in wellbeing and	6
pwds and their caregivers	6
fcws in care homes	6
were not included in	6
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working from home is	6
international scientific forum on	6
in wellbeing and change	6
it is likely that	6
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health care impedes access	6
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their child at home	6
care homes in one	6
for any possible nonlinearity	6
in the general population	6
of individuals who responded	6
in areas with high	6
home bias and local	6
of days between the	6
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working from home in	6
impedes access to optimal	6
intention to stay at	6
in uk care homes	6
quantitative microbial risk assessment	6
of infection in the	6
of the population in	6
at the university of	6
in nursing homes are	6
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social determinants of health	6
more research is needed	6
care enhances access to	6
of home bias and	6
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existence of home bias	6
scientific forum on home	6
for more information please	6
used in this study	6
extent of home bias	6
response to the pandemic	6
as shown in figure	6
enhances access to optimal	6
in relation to the	6
in the care home	6
real exchange rate volatility	6
of life in nursing	6
a cluster level effect	6
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individuals who responded to	6
the number of clusters	6
sensitivity checks for any	6
income level was uniquely	5
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n reflects the total	5
create one composite score	5
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the extent of home	5
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the chain of infection	5
at the individual level	5
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reported case of covid	5
homes without a confirmed	5
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best practice in supporting	5
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the ability to work	5
in published maps and	5
and soft tissue infections	5
the fact that the	5
older people living in	5
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educating their child at	5
of the home environment	5
following hospitalization for pneumonia	5
a public health emergency	5
to the development of	5
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published maps and institutional	5
t e d m	5
of the pandemic on	5
your house as much	5
regard to jurisdictional claims	5
days between the first	5
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care of older people	5
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major depression or severe	5
of the nursing home	5
to create one composite	5
capacity for pandemic response	5
an explanation for home	5
access to the internet	5
results of this study	5
note springer nature remains	5
lead to the disparity	5
copd patients with persistent	5
quality of life for	5
deaths were recorded in	5
no conflicts of interest	5
at home can save	5
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in the absence of	5
is the first study	5
resource utilization in dementia	5
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staying at home can	5
impact on home bias	5
of the elderly in	5
respondents were also asked	5
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standards of medical care	5
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changes in healthcare usage	5
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a review of the	5
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prevention and control in	5
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patients over years of	5
to educate at home	5
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individuals who answered not	5
maps and institutional affiliations	5
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the national health service	5
care homes without a	5
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depression or severe major	5
hospital frailty risk score	5
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the interaction between stay	5
participants in assisted living	5
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d m a n	5
contamination in the home	5
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children in the home	5
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the way in which	5
living in nursing homes	5
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for of the variance	5
before and after home	5
the percentage of people	5
total number of individuals	5
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the overall model was	5
no conflict of interest	5
the american community survey	5
home can save lives	5
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lbp and neck pain	5
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a significantly higher average	5
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employees to work from	5
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for the elderly and	5
c c e p	5
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pandemic preparedness and response	5
c e p t	5
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did not significantly improve	5
claims in published maps	5
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springer nature remains neutral	5
country and us state	5
nursing home residents are	5
that the intertemporal elasticity	5
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or severe major depression	5
outbreaks in care homes	5
explanation of home bias	5
among residents and staff	5
the number of children	5
the real exchange rate	5
the vast majority of	5
to participate in the	5
e p t e	5
not included in percentage	5
high incidence of covid	5
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first reported case and	5
my child at home	5
of the foreseehome device	5
in the elderly is	5
skin and soft tissue	5
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of frontline care workers	5
related eye disease study	5
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randomized controlled trial of	5
nursing home residents were	5
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related macular degeneration and	5
aging in place to	5
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jurisdictional claims in published	5
in the home environment	5
the nursing home sector	5
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response to the stay	5
control in nursing homes	5
the sense of home	5
nursing home residents in	5
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the results of this	5
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overall model was significant	5
a c c e	5
to virtual home visiting	5
dwell time during the	5
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life in nursing homes	5
general data protection regulation	5
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income groups are more	4
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division of labor in	4
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a scoping review of	4
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research on the psychological	4
daily case and death	4
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home residents and the	4
a function of age	4
and the lack of	4
urinary tract infections in	4
the home dwell time	4
uniquely negatively associated with	4
on adjusted mortality risk	4
and administrative data from	4
and the percentage of	4
in care home residents	4
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productivity and wellbeing are	4
quality of care in	4
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the relative stress scale	4
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perception of the risk	4
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ministry of health and	4
cox proportional hazards models	4
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management of outbreaks of	4
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those on higher incomes	4
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the end of april	4
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implementation of the intervention	4
the number of infected	4
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in software engineering research	4
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disparities in access to	4
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the effect of human	4
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home residents in hospital	4
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the international labour office	4
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the presence of a	4
the department of health	4
retention of frontline care	4
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functional limitation or death	4
government of south australia	4
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the prevention and management	4
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pwd and the caregiver	4
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women with physical limitations	4
dwell time records from	4
care home staff and	4
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risk factors associated with	4
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expiratory muscle strength training	4
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nursing home residents and	4
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effectiveness of social distancing	4
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multiple and interconnected challenges	4
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negatively associated with loneliness	4
prevention and management of	4
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persistent hypercapnic respiratory failure	4
to slow the spread	4
patients with persistent hypercapnia	4
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united states of america	4
the psychological consequences of	4
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electronic frailty index using	4
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care homes market study	4
of mobile devices that	4
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home bias and the	4
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items were summed to	4
time to hospital readmission	4
with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis	4
of care home staff	4
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social distancing measures in	4
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administrative data from the	4
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homes has had a	4
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physical and mental health	4
followed up until they	4
a reason for home	4
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the existence of the	4
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anonymised electronic health records	4
smart home automation system	4
sector of the population	4
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the risk of infection	4
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number of people who	4
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aged years and older	4
care home sector in	4
patients with idiopathic pulmonary	4
of substitution of the	4
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the notion of aging	4
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care homes in england	4
respond typed no response	4
adjusted mortality risk in	4
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people living in care	4
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socially disadvantaged groups are	4
infections and antimicrobial use	4
a care home resident	4
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associated infections and antimicrobial	4
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functional decline following hospitalization	4
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in the prevention and	4
of chronic obstructive pulmonary	4
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people in nursing homes	4
health and human services	4
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department of health and	4
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care homes in wales	4
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phase of the uk	4
purpose of this paper	4
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risks in the home	4
unique property reference number	4
the effect of covid	4
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clusters c and d	4
nonlinear dimensionality reduction techniques	4
peak daily case and	4
having children in the	4
work from home has	4
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first reported case of	4
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criteria for probable major	4
a series of questions	4
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the pwd and the	4
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the need to ensure	4
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mean difference in score	4
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patients in the home	4
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demographic socioeconomic variables in	4
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evidence for best practice	4
local and home bias	4
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care homes has had	4
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in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis	4
of older care home	4
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be taken into account	4
explanation for home bias	4
review of the evidence	4
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work from home experience	4
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the transmission of infectious	4
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the impacts of covid	4
outcome of severe disability	4
the number of beds	4
probable major depression or	4
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for older adults in	4
of their policies reflect	4
research council of norway	4
the smart home healthcare	4
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the care home setting	4
to educate their child	4
of residents with covid	4
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long term care facilities	4
left the response box	4
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the outcomes of their	4
currently educating their child	4
mental and physical health	4
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the field of infectious	4
all items were summed	4
nursing homes in europe	4
strict social distancing measures	4
safer at home order	4
authors declare that they	4
of demographic socioeconomic variables	4
reduction in the number	4
deaths of care home	4
groups are less likely	4
above the historical average	4
on the other side	4
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an increase in the	4
a higher percentage of	4
in care homes is	4
they would be more	4
of home and local	4
problems of the elderly	4
it has to be	4
the transmission of the	4
increase in home dwell	4
the importance of social	4
and the number of	4
applicable or left the	4
had symptoms of anxiety	4
care home residents are	4
with persistent hypercapnic respiratory	4
of the type of	4
the internet to the	4
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