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trigram	frequency
working from home	155
the number of	131
in care homes	126
in nursing homes	111
as well as	102
in the home	97
nursing home residents	95
during the covid	81
to display the	80
the copyright holder	80
is the author	79
has granted medrxiv	79
license to display	79
the preprint in	79
medrxiv a license	79
display the preprint	79
the author funder	79
a license to	79
granted medrxiv a	79
who has granted	79
holder for this	78
copyright holder for	78
this version posted	78
in the elderly	69
work from home	69
quality of life	68
the use of	64
the united states	62
impact of covid	61
due to the	60
the impact of	58
is made available	57
international license it	57
license it is	57
available under a	57
made available under	57
it is made	57
of home bias	55
preprint in perpetuity	55
in the united	54
more likely to	53
home dwell time	53
under a is	52
during the pandemic	52
a is the	52
not certified by	51
was not certified	51
by peer review	51
which was not	51
certified by peer	51
care home residents	49
for older people	47
in addition to	47
the spread of	46
in order to	46
for this this	45
to work from	45
this this version	45
in terms of	43
one of the	42
care homes for	42
the risk of	40
of the covid	40
there is a	40
version posted november	39
preprint the copyright	39
and local bias	38
in this study	38
based on the	38
homes for older	37
stay at home	37
of the home	37
perceived impact of	37
are more likely	35
the home bias	35
this preprint this	33
for this preprint	33
preprint this version	33
the role of	33
in the u	33
before and after	33
aging in place	32
part of the	32
the nursing home	32
of the pandemic	31
of the elderly	31
the end of	31
with respect to	31
likely to be	31
the care home	31
of nursing home	30
care homes in	30
world health organization	30
of the population	30
the importance of	30
the need for	29
related macular degeneration	29
the time of	28
to stay at	28
this article is	28
of care home	28
home and local	28
number of days	28
in the community	27
of care homes	27
the context of	27
home bias and	27
all rights reserved	27
at the time	26
term care facilities	26
resilience and retention	26
is protected by	25
article is protected	25
according to the	25
less likely to	25
protected by copyright	25
the degree of	24
of older people	24
the results of	24
in response to	24
the effectiveness of	24
as a result	24
personal protective equipment	24
the majority of	24
the quality of	24
the lack of	23
to be a	23
in patients with	23
data from the	23
infection in the	23
of working from	23
in nursing home	23
a total of	23
a systematic review	23
there is no	23
home bias in	23
to the pandemic	23
the effect of	23
in the context	22
infections in the	22
for older adults	22
for the elderly	22
associated with the	22
such as the	22
care homes with	22
health and social	22
can be used	21
the home environment	21
in this paper	21
a smart home	21
demographic socioeconomic variables	21
the development of	21
and home bias	21
related to the	21
of nursing homes	21
the presence of	21
need to be	20
nursing homes and	20
that there is	20
version posted september	20
review of the	20
number of people	20
nursing homes in	20
for nursing home	20
of social distancing	20
the percentage of	20
randomized controlled trial	20
it is also	20
in the study	20
social distancing measures	20
in relation to	19
p r o	19
incidence of covid	19
u r n	19
n a l	19
r n a	19
of the virus	19
o o f	19
a number of	19
home order status	19
a lack of	19
p r e	19
r o o	19
o u r	19
j o u	19
of this study	19
l p r	19
older people in	19
a l p	19
people with dementia	19
are less likely	19
an increase in	19
the general population	19
the world health	19
the live home	19
would like to	19
spread of the	18
years of age	18
a result of	18
the ability to	18
associated with a	18
the case of	18
advance care planning	18
the influence of	18
hypercapnic respiratory failure	18
the fact that	18
in the first	18
the perceived impact	18
response to the	18
because of the	18
the transmission of	18
in the number	18
the home and	18
in home dwell	17
the implementation of	17
due to covid	17
was associated with	17
most of the	17
included in the	17
prevention and control	17
a care home	17
a variety of	17
nursing home care	17
of the patient	17
of life and	17
the existence of	17
of the intervention	17
and quality of	17
it is not	17
in the future	17
some of the	16
social distancing and	16
the disparity in	16
be used to	16
it is important	16
as shown in	16
we find that	16
the incidence of	16
compared to the	16
well as the	16
care home staff	16
that can be	16
extent to which	16
response to covid	16
prior to covid	16
referred to as	16
for home bias	16
spread of covid	16
a nursing home	16
the novel coronavirus	16
in the same	16
of the study	15
is important to	15
systematic review of	15
a public health	15
home and everyday	15
the proportion of	15
the proposed system	15
the effects of	15
as part of	15
the face of	15
in the case	15
smart home healthcare	15
shown in figure	15
child at home	15
been shown to	15
for disease control	15
of daily living	15
centers for disease	15
of aging in	15
the nhs lothian	15
the right place	15
and everyday life	15
in the face	15
homes in the	15
in the right	15
residents and staff	15
support for the	15
order status and	15
in this review	15
impact of the	15
the study period	15
likely to have	15
of home dwell	15
and perceived impact	14
increased risk of	14
care homes and	14
to the doctor	14
real exchange rate	14
and after the	14
the absence of	14
and mental health	14
to reduce the	14
and social care	14
the university of	14
disease control and	14
the extent to	14
this is the	14
wellbeing and productivity	14
the primary outcome	14
of the literature	14
the benefits of	14
the most common	14
care for older	14
and lack of	14
care workers in	14
activities of daily	14
control and prevention	14
a review of	14
of patients with	14
degree of home	14
a series of	14
in the uk	14
the cost of	14
total number of	14
within the home	14
of the time	14
staying at home	14
risk factors for	14
of residents with	14
have to be	14
are presented in	14
the elderly in	14
to working from	13
among nursing home	13
access to the	13
is associated with	13
the elderly and	13
is needed to	13
depending on the	13
status and perceived	13
to the covid	13
the potential for	13
the prevalence of	13
in the last	13
to be the	13
ability to work	13
with a higher	13
home residents in	13
home bias is	13
department of health	13
the most important	13
home orders and	13
a home bias	13
to improve the	13
for people with	13
is consistent with	13
of an outbreak	13
research is needed	13
the extent of	13
be able to	13
this study is	13
census block group	13
infection prevention and	13
personal home care	13
in the past	13
from home and	13
of the most	13
associated with covid	13
home residents with	13
in the care	13
aging in the	13
was used to	13
the performance of	13
in the domestic	13
in our study	13
on the other	13
nursing homes are	13
can be found	13
in contrast to	13
each of the	13
for the governor	12
relative to the	12
a sense of	12
with regard to	12
nhs lothian health	12
may be more	12
addition to the	12
access to optimal	12
to do so	12
readmission or death	12
severe acute respiratory	12
of the data	12
to understand the	12
it has been	12
health and personal	12
home in the	12
home bias for	12
and personal home	12
home health and	12
the need to	12
homes with a	12
data on the	12
to home bias	12
the current study	12
number of beds	12
not included in	12
in the public	12
acute respiratory syndrome	12
cbgs in cluster	12
at least one	12
in the nursing	12
to optimal therapeutics	12
consistent with the	12
contact with the	12
the mortality risk	12
risk of infection	12
research on the	12
the press conference	12
the system is	12
french and poterba	12
there is an	12
of health and	12
to nursing home	12
the public health	12
of life in	12
of the total	12
the efficacy of	11
as a reason	11
the control cohort	11
phase of the	11
the resilience and	11
coval and moskowitz	11
for patients with	11
time to readmission	11
first reported case	11
version posted june	11
impact on the	11
of a home	11
care home sector	11
chan et al	11
this study was	11
quality of care	11
orders and the	11
there are no	11
end of the	11
ministry of health	11
the needs of	11
to ensure that	11
it is a	11
to readmission or	11
may not be	11
a range of	11
members of the	11
closely related to	11
over years of	11
of the uk	11
home specimen collection	11
did not have	11
negatively associated with	11
presented in table	11
spread of infection	11
the mobile application	11
for nursing homes	11
lothian health region	11
number of clusters	11
on home bias	11
large number of	11
in accordance with	11
the course of	11
a function of	11
during the study	11
lack of access	11
fidora et al	11
home residents and	11
chronic obstructive pulmonary	11
between march and	11
the research team	11
from home in	11
mortality risk in	11
none of the	11
of access to	11
obstructive pulmonary disease	11
do not have	11
any of the	11
berridge et al	11
elasticity of substitution	10
of substitution of	10
u s c	10
the relationship between	10
to be more	10
prior to the	10
during a pandemic	10
the provision of	10
mortality in care	10
in our analysis	10
there was a	10
is based on	10
low back pain	10
are consistent with	10
with a confirmed	10
frontline care workers	10
it is estimated	10
around the world	10
a confirmed covid	10
division of labor	10
patients with covid	10
to address the	10
a reduction in	10
children in the	10
local bias is	10
n u s	10
in recent years	10
to evaluate the	10
the intertemporal elasticity	10
reduction in the	10
take care of	10
r i p	10
in the usa	10
the process of	10
nursing homes with	10
is estimated that	10
for the first	10
analysis of the	10
a study of	10
more research is	10
to provide at	10
included in our	10
role of the	10
to create a	10
urinary tract infections	10
intertemporal elasticity of	10
a and b	10
medical care for	10
participants were asked	10
the complexity of	10
district of columbia	10
copd patients with	10
c r i	10
needs to be	10
higher risk of	10
smart home environment	10
in times of	10
of residents in	10
march and april	10
in the us	10
safer at home	10
the population of	10
people living in	10
contribute to the	10
all of the	10
residents with dementia	10
i p t	10
there was no	10
are able to	10
of this paper	10
that they have	10
characteristics of the	10
nature of the	10
the sail databank	10
the total number	10
increase in the	10
the purpose of	10
has not been	10
suggest that the	10
in wellbeing and	10
on distracting activities	10
in a study	10
and the perceived	10
s c r	10
of medical care	10
m a n	10
over the last	10
disparity in home	10
severe functional limitation	10
to identify the	10
the public sector	10
for local bias	10
and access to	10
of care in	10
in the system	10
and their caregivers	10
the first reported	10
patients with dementia	10
a n u	10
care homes are	9
of infection in	9
change in wellbeing	9
uk care homes	9
high levels of	9
hospitalization for pneumonia	9
can be seen	9
social and economic	9
a higher risk	9
the frequency of	9
the domestic market	9
presence of an	9
of neck pain	9
results of the	9
contamination in the	9
used in this	9
of time spent	9
their ability to	9
many of the	9
being able to	9
national health service	9
what is the	9
of the participants	9
home residents are	9
home office ergonomics	9
of infectious diseases	9
risk of mortality	9
is one of	9
the results are	9
evidence on the	9
like to work	9
of the model	9
of personal protective	9
and to the	9
socially disadvantaged groups	9
and in the	9
home healthcare system	9
global health crisis	9
to assess the	9
the general public	9
the local bias	9
of the system	9
of quality improvement	9
home during the	9
the elderly is	9
it is difficult	9
of home visiting	9
the same time	9
a lot of	9
to care homes	9
half of the	9
care in nursing	9
at home or	9
the pandemic and	9
outbreaks of covid	9
the other hand	9
for home and	9
an analysis of	9
it is the	9
cooper and kaplanis	9
perceived social support	9
in areas with	9
of parents reported	9
risk of covid	9
on how to	9
time spent on	9
everyday life settings	9
we did not	9
point of view	9
more than one	9
at the end	9
the reduction of	9
to the stay	9
and the home	9
seems to be	9
care homes has	9
those in the	9
it does not	9
in a care	9
and nursing homes	9
we aimed to	9
as much as	9
a randomized controlled	9
the timing of	9
on daily life	9
the health and	9
conflict of interest	9
ageing and health	9
there is little	9
following hospitalization for	9
and that the	9
and can be	9
from home during	9
productivity and wellbeing	9
due to a	9
to the hospital	9
figure shows the	9
in the early	9
the level of	9
the start of	9
the built environment	9
are closely related	9
the control of	9
they do not	9
of the world	9
residents in nursing	9
responded to the	9
smart home automation	9
shown in table	9
a large number	9
home visiting programs	9
to determine the	9
we do not	9
as long as	9
sent to the	9
the current pandemic	9
and number of	9
home due to	9
the experience of	9
based on a	9
can also be	9
hygiene in the	9
with dementia and	9
large numbers of	9
a significantly higher	8
of the outbreak	8
the addition of	8
mental health of	8
to return to	8
to work in	8
the management of	8
cases of covid	8
it can be	8
not able to	8
controlled trial of	8
may have been	8
or severe anxiety	8
to continue to	8
were associated with	8
from home is	8
electronic health records	8
device location data	8
men and women	8
all care homes	8
in the general	8
message from a	8
the pandemic is	8
to describe the	8
are shown in	8
the beginning of	8
context of the	8
nursing homes that	8
in dementia care	8
use of a	8
can lead to	8
we found that	8
in the use	8
that working from	8
work and family	8
in a smart	8
in elderly patients	8
number of children	8
of individuals who	8
or left the	8
of this review	8
mobile device location	8
has been shown	8
study of the	8
in software engineering	8
spent on distracting	8
gendered division of	8
mental health and	8
the intervention period	8
the patient is	8
university college london	8
capacity for pandemic	8
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	8
from home as	8
of the coronavirus	8
anderson et al	8
in the time	8
in older people	8
the notion of	8
at the same	8
development and validation	8
term care facility	8
of the trial	8
people staying home	8
in a nursing	8
appears to be	8
in their own	8
a vegetable garden	8
going to the	8
time of the	8
of infection and	8
associated with increased	8
term home care	8
within care homes	8
patients in the	8
the home study	8
of the nursing	8
those who are	8
version posted july	8
they are not	8
resistant staphylococcus aureus	8
in the world	8
be more likely	8
the age of	8
the type of	8
it should be	8
should be considered	8
in other words	8
prevent the spread	8
of days worked	8
deaths in care	8
long term care	8
and validation of	8
hospitalized for pneumonia	8
have been shown	8
in assisted living	8
issues related to	8
infection control measures	8
to ensure the	8
is used to	8
public and private	8
the population in	8
of outbreaks of	8
and retention of	8
in more than	8
to have covid	8
is difficult to	8
to nursing homes	8
of home working	8
on ageing and	8
be associated with	8
that it is	8
workers in care	8
moderate or severe	8
the safer at	8
idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis	8
skilled nursing facility	8
three identified clusters	8
in the household	8
in perceived productivity	8
this paper is	8
with the doctor	8
is the first	8
the nature of	8
to what extent	8
result of the	8
the most frequent	8
the burden of	8
series of home	8
should not be	8
dwell time during	8
and how to	8
to examine the	8
the present study	8
in healthcare settings	8
in this population	8
in line with	8
risk in care	8
american community survey	8
people with disabilities	8
approved by the	8
and management of	8
this means that	8
consequence of the	8
to the general	8
i do not	8
the home is	8
is part of	8
found in the	8
of public health	8
office job supply	8
changes in the	8
the responsibility of	8
the creation of	8
the value of	8
by the research	8
healthy families america	8
the peak of	8
results suggest that	8
a combination of	8
included in this	8
elderly patients with	8
the adoption of	8
ivkovic and weisbenner	7
patients with persistent	7
were unable to	7
of infections in	7
anonymised information linkage	7
time during the	7
of the foreseehome	7
to seek testing	7
it comes to	7
and nursing home	7
in collaboration with	7
the impacts of	7
the home office	7
the rate of	7
of the current	7
the last few	7
to participate in	7
a confirmed outbreak	7
because of covid	7
sensitivity checks for	7
living in the	7
dwell time records	7
considered to be	7
with physical limitations	7
in the netherlands	7
gaudenz et al	7
that they were	7
of days between	7
in care home	7
and death counts	7
home bias as	7
found that the	7
but also the	7
donnelly and proctor	7
did not significantly	7
to educate their	7
work cannot be	7
followed by the	7
at home in	7
be considered as	7
in older adults	7
such as covid	7
evaluation of the	7
is not a	7
the three identified	7
the challenges of	7
the emergency department	7
much as possible	7
nursing home design	7
sense of home	7
the fraction of	7
make sure that	7
able to provide	7
to explore the	7
is important for	7
average number of	7
of infectious disease	7
of the results	7
has had a	7
the study area	7
risk of death	7
at the university	7
the outcomes of	7
who did not	7
were asked to	7
alon et al	7
and use of	7
monitoring system for	7
were also asked	7
pwds and their	7
psychological consequences of	7
over the course	7
findings suggest that	7
exchange rate volatility	7
positive impact on	7
return to work	7
in many cases	7
of the care	7
they have been	7
prior to hospitalization	7
andrew et al	7
the first time	7
the degree to	7
home visiting models	7
to meet the	7
is a need	7
used to describe	7
the future of	7
the internet to	7
results of this	7
at home for	7
from a physician	7
the ministry of	7
the implications of	7
home bias can	7
infection prevention in	7
in the control	7
of the family	7
willingness to seek	7
virtual home visiting	7
degree to which	7
number of individuals	7
in this regard	7
seem to be	7
higher rates of	7
of people staying	7
done from home	7
the implementation process	7
equity home bias	7
a positive impact	7
and infectious diseases	7
taken into account	7
after the press	7
a part of	7
for the study	7
nursing home staff	7
has to be	7
and social isolation	7
differences in the	7
these care homes	7
of the novel	7
understanding of the	7
in the long	7
dwell time in	7
educating their child	7
factors associated with	7
has been a	7
are likely to	7
and neck pain	7
will need to	7
the district of	7
and social services	7
case of covid	7
the increase in	7
wide range of	7
older adults with	7
in smart home	7
older care home	7
the onset of	7
a risk to	7
early in the	7
number of residents	7
managers and employers	7
residents with covid	7
lead to the	7
a better performance	7
by the caregiver	7
this is not	7
the opportunity to	7
nonlinear dimensionality reduction	7
of home workers	7
small number of	7
quality improvement strategies	7
in healthcare usage	7
the secure anonymised	7
for infection control	7
that of the	7
that they are	7
the model of	7
relatives and friends	7
tested positive for	7
population of wales	7
to the end	7
a wide variety	7
a measure of	7
the interaction between	7
health monitoring system	7
while working from	7
as an explanation	7
regarded as a	7
and change in	7
in the previous	7
and it is	7
bias and local	7
local bias and	7
and those who	7
is that the	7
to each other	7
step of the	7
the delivery of	7
the rest of	7
with cognitive impairment	7
this is a	7
high percentage of	7
other age groups	7
care home characteristics	7
areas with high	7
much of the	7
they have no	7
to be in	7
in the covid	7
the message from	7
and years old	7
intention to stay	7
in the media	7
the possibility of	7
there are some	7
who responded to	7
social and health	7
resources to educate	7
public health emergency	7
with regards to	7
compared with the	7
a reason for	7
deaths were reported	7
case and death	7
change in perceived	7
in place to	7
in march and	7
in this article	7
wide variety of	7
a minimum of	7
in later life	7
indicates the participant	7
reason for home	7
nonlinearity in the	7
there may be	7
the smart home	7
an overview of	7
secure anonymised information	7
positively associated with	7
to support the	7
were found to	7
at least a	7
to support their	7
high rates of	7
a decrease in	7
for the pwd	7
had symptoms of	7
between the two	7
so as to	7
mental health services	7
in the kitchen	7
are related to	7
daily device count	7
defined as the	7
to be an	7
king et al	7
home and community	7
be found in	7
in residential care	7
and parenting stress	7
in the live	7
presented in figure	7
from home has	7
conflicts of interest	7
of our study	6
is clear that	6
in the survey	6
hypercapnic copd patients	6
during the current	6
of confirmed cases	6
the virus and	6
on the hands	6
will not be	6
of the live	6
we need to	6
in uk care	6
relation to the	6
associations of stay	6
massa and simonov	6
social determinants of	6
h and h	6
the range of	6
possible nonlinearity in	6
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