trigram

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trigram	frequency
as well as	1624
i n g	1513
i o n	1392
the use of	1287
t i o	1255
quality of life	1237
e n t	1125
f o r	1025
a t i	1002
people with dementia	983
in order to	948
one of the	876
the number of	820
i t y	815
l i t	777
resistant staphylococcus aureus	757
i l i	741
r e s	726
o n a	726
save alert research	724
alert research feed	724
t h e	713
centre de jour	701
in this study	681
t e r	665
i d e	659
i l l	636
the presence of	618
there is a	615
i t i	613
in patients with	610
the effects of	604
e s i	594
f a c	593
c t i	589
the impact of	589
the role of	585
based on the	581
a n d	580
d e n	572
in terms of	569
of this study	566
l d e	560
a t e	560
of the study	543
n a l	542
a c i	541
c i l	541
for people with	541
w i l	538
complementary and alternative	527
d e r	526
the effect of	516
a systematic review	516
d i n	495
part of the	489
and alternative medicine	485
e c t	484
the importance of	483
i a l	471
i v e	470
i e s	463
the quality of	462
c e s	459
the development of	452
s i d	446
t i v	443
c o n	440
due to the	440
some of the	439
d e d	439
i v i	435
i n the	432
t i e	431
a l l	428
i c e	424
gov pubmed http	422
a c t	416
a number of	413
n t s	410
r l y	409
p r o	409
i n t	407
l i n	404
the results of	400
the purpose of	396
of people with	392
a sense of	392
e r l	391
a variety of	389
e l d	389
review of the	385
e r v	384
in the study	382
a d e	381
the united states	380
the university of	377
r v i	374
s e r	367
the majority of	366
o n s	365
n i t	364
nursing home residents	363
health and social	362
w it h	362
i t e	360
r e a	359
to be a	358
in addition to	356
according to the	355
i s t	354
u n i	353
in relation to	352
o w n	348
more likely to	347
the end of	345
t i n	345
the treatment of	344
be able to	341
v i c	338
the effectiveness of	337
e a t	334
nihr journals library	333
included in the	333
in the united	332
c i a	332
s i t	332
the context of	330
the case of	328
at io n	326
n t i	324
occupational therapy practice	321
the control group	320
d o w	320
people with cf	318
randomized controlled trial	316
ti o n	315
w n lo	314
lo a d	313
n lo a	313
as part of	312
e r s	312
f f e	308
t h i	307
s i n	307
e v e	303
american journal of	302
there was a	300
as a result	299
t r a	299
and social care	297
need to be	296
this study was	296
patients with dementia	294
the relationship between	293
j j j	290
centres de jour	289
most of the	287
well as the	286
e l l	286
of patients with	286
online email communication	286
to occupational therapy	283
bmc complementary and	281
c l u	280
with respect to	280
of the participants	280
to participate in	279
a review of	279
related to the	279
e d fro	278
d fro m	278
s t r	277
in nursing homes	275
m e n	275
s t a	274
the need for	273
t e d	273
was used to	272
international journal of	272
it is not	271
e s s	270
fro m http	269
r a t	269
in the case	268
a range of	268
c r e	267
the lack of	266
i n c	266
in the context	265
background save alert	265
e r a	265
the most common	264
in the community	263
i c a	262
a total of	262
a lack of	261
there is no	261
being able to	260
the e l	260
systematic review of	258
a r t	258
a l s	258
o r the	257
s t e	257
l i v	256
with dementia in	256
c a l	255
l l be	255
be included in	253
at the same	252
with dementia and	252
the fact that	251
at least one	251
under the terms	251
it is important	251
o r s	250
s t i	250
v e l	250
in the field	249
the risk of	249
the same time	249
results of the	248
n a p	247
r a l	246
animal assisted therapy	245
the experience of	244
s o c	244
p u b	243
e s t	243
such as the	243
t a l	243
children with autism	241
the present study	240
a lot of	240
a p ril	240
children with asd	239
at the end	239
in the literature	239
v i n	239
o c i	237
in the same	237
e f e	236
p e n	236
to have a	236
v i d	235
journal of the	235
is important to	234
e e e	234
for health and	234
f e e	234
f e f	233
h e a	233
there was no	232
of the literature	232
understanding of the	232
institute for health	231
the purposes of	231
the terms of	230
the process of	229
p a t	228
h i s	228
the level of	228
l e v	228
t o r	228
t u r	227
residents with dementia	226
for the purposes	226
the current study	225
is based on	224
national institute for	224
of health and	224
p e r	224
on the other	223
all of the	223
of the most	223
the aim of	222
seniors with dementia	222
in the treatment	222
the efficacy of	221
a l i	221
p a r	221
o r t	221
each of the	220
n i n	220
been shown to	220
probation service users	220
likely to be	219
and quality of	218
study was to	218
e d a	218
u a l	218
a result of	217
n t e	217
the ability to	217
in children with	217
for patients with	217
du centre de	216
symptoms of dementia	215
n t r	215
analysis of the	215
to assess the	215
e r i	215
long term care	214
s i s	214
the benefits of	214
the field of	214
the management of	212
of occupational therapy	212
e r e	210
health and well	210
that there is	210
it has been	209
a n t	209
i t s	208
p r i	208
to engage in	207
d b y	207
t i c	207
participants in the	206
l u s	206
at the time	206
not associated with	205
this work was	204
i n i	203
x x x	203
end of the	203
l a n	201
p o r	201
b l e	201
e f f	201
senior healthcare system	199
for children with	199
b m j	199
in which the	199
s s i	199
p l a	198
purpose of this	198
a randomized controlled	197
and their families	197
t r e	197
of the american	196
would like to	196
before and after	196
h e i	195
terms of a	195
for health research	195
should be addressed	195
t h a	195
of the intervention	194
that can be	194
u r e	193
in older adults	193
be addressed to	193
of children with	193
u s t	193
h a t	192
an increase in	192
and in the	191
is associated with	191
e a l	190
the time of	190
the influence of	190
persons with dementia	190
university of southampton	190
person with dementia	189
org licenses by	189
associated with any	189
the nature of	188
nature of the	188
in the past	188
o v i	187
in te rv	187
all rights reserved	186
o l d	186
the course of	186
r o v	186
d e f	185
depression and low	184
r a c	184
it is a	184
e a s	184
use of the	183
to determine the	183
eating disorders in	183
and low mood	182
n c e	182
is not associated	182
any form of	182
of pet ownership	181
may not be	181
i r e	181
s i o	180
personne de soutien	180
with the dog	180
and mental health	179
of the research	179
a f f	179
may be included	179
i e n	179
issued by the	178
can be used	178
because of the	177
the prevalence of	177
i o r	177
the full report	177
was produced by	177
c a t	177
with any form	176
trials and studies	176
e n c	176
e e f	176
is made and	176
s e n	176
of state for	176
a l t	176
printer and controller	176
and controller of	176
made and the	176
the secretary of	176
that it is	176
controller of hmso	176
reproduction should be	175
private research and	175
studies coordinating centre	175
professional journals provided	175
southampton science park	175
reproduction is not	175
provided that suitable	175
of private research	175
commissioning contract issued	175
journals provided that	175
issue may be	175
of a commissioning	175
applications for commercial	175
state for health	175
form of advertising	175
for commercial reproduction	175
commercial reproduction should	175
by the secretary	175
study and extracts	175
and study and	175
acknowledgement is made	175
secretary of state	175
in professional journals	175
southampton so ns	175
suitable acknowledgement is	175
research and study	175
and studies coordinating	175
freely reproduced for	175
reproduced for the	175
may be freely	175
work was produced	175
a commissioning contract	175
and the reproduction	175
purposes of private	175
in people with	175
this issue may	175
r e c	175
contract issued by	175
be freely reproduced	175
the reproduction is	175
of southampton science	175
that suitable acknowledgement	175
included in professional	175
to evaluate the	174
compared to the	174
e d f	174
the concept of	173
for depression and	173
c c e	173
e n i	173
impact on the	173
v i s	173
d e s	173
used in the	173
the needs of	172
initiated strategies for	172
c a r	171
strategies for depression	171
refractory eating disorders	171
return to work	171
o r d	171
v e r	170
with regard to	169
were asked to	169
many of the	169
associated with the	169
d a s	169
r i e	168
the type of	168
gov entrez query	168
t a t	168
o n t	167
em en ti	167
relevant to occupational	167
references background save	167
the person with	166
e d i	165
were able to	165
params is empty	165
o n of	165
found to be	165
staphylococcus aureus in	164
his or her	164
n g s	164
u e st	164
of daily living	164
g u e	163
s p e	163
of the human	163
f i c	163
of the patients	163
part of a	163
pet ownership and	163
the value of	162
the potential to	162
l l y	162
this is a	162
c h i	162
e i r	162
disorders in youth	161
in nursing home	161
l a t	161
s f o	161
of life in	160
length of stay	160
the other hand	160
out of the	160
wide range of	159
the journal of	159
am online email	159
the therapy animal	158
to be the	158
whether or not	158
summary of results	158
of the patient	157
there were no	157
y g u	157
j e c	157
f i g	157
p ro te	157
in the first	157
to improve the	156
with mental health	156
i v a	156
it is possible	156
is relevant to	156
a b l	156
the findings of	155
y co p	155
lish e d	155
presence of a	155
ro te cte	155
u b lish	155
cte d b	155
b lish e	155
first p u	155
co p yrig	155
p yrig h	155
yrig h t	155
te cte d	155
b y g	155
b y co	155
and psychological symptoms	154
r i v	154
the study was	154
w e l	154
the need to	154
of life and	153
b i l	153
be used to	153
u l t	153
any of the	153
le centre de	153
j geriatr psychiatry	153
of depressive symptoms	153
t i a	152
quality of care	152
of the following	152
of the studies	152
c e n	152
were used to	152
in the control	152
characteristics of the	152
u l a	152
school of medicine	152
p e c	152
it would be	152
needs to be	151
e t a	151
the opportunity to	151
between the two	151
h e r	150
n i o	150
email communication david	150
i s i	149
r c h	149
c o r	149
subject to the	149
in dementia care	149
r i t	149
the implementation of	148
l o c	148
of british columbia	148
the basis of	148
activities of daily	148
a t t	148
is one of	148
to ensure that	147
of the data	147
risk factors for	147
v e s	147
i n e	147
in the last	147
terms of use	147
e f d	147
a r c	146
p p o	146
a pilot study	146
l t h	146
t y of	146
people with disabilities	146
v i t	145
to explore the	145
communication david planning	145
to be able	145
the absence of	144
r i n	143
e i n	143
was associated with	143
of the dog	143
has been shown	143
purpose of study	143
of older adults	143
a wide range	142
for the treatment	142
involved in the	142
i n a	142
journals library www	142
l l o	141
children and adolescents	141
e c i	141
i n d	141
l d i	141
d em en	140
in the hospital	140
role of the	140
differences in the	140
years of age	140
retrieved from http	139
to understand the	139
r t i	139
autism spectrum disorder	138
home residents with	138
on the wing	138
journal of clinical	138
n d i	138
t u n	138
e n e	137
university of british	137
of the current	137
who did not	137
in the uk	137
i t a	137
associated with a	137
of music therapy	137
this is the	136
capability is relevant	136
i l d	136
were more likely	136
e s f	136
this study is	136
to reduce the	135
the study of	135
o c a	135
what is the	135
to the cambridge	135
in the following	135
in a way	135
cambridge core terms	134
downloaded from https	134
a series of	134
des centres de	134
n c o	134
randomized controlled trials	134
of health care	134
core terms of	134
are able to	134
the cambridge core	134
world health organization	133
to examine the	133
in health care	133
risk of bias	133
v a t	133
in the present	133
it may be	132
b d e	132
at the university	132
and treatment of	131
a set of	131
living with dementia	131
ss io n	131
u i l	131
e m e	131
e r n	131
based on a	131
a c c	130
en ti a	130
l l i	130
care f a	130
that they are	129
the age of	129
au centre de	129
focus on the	129
b u i	129
pdf save alert	129
individuals with dementia	129
adult day care	128
the possibility of	128
medicine journal of	128
participate in the	128
a s i	128
n t a	128
r e e	128
the r e	128
the care of	128
f d e	128
s o n	128
older adults with	128
f e r	127
has not been	127
members of the	127
of pet therapy	126
a diagnosis of	126
journal of occupational	126
m e d	126
u t i	126
more than one	125
information about the	125
mental health problems	125
pm online email	125
a group of	125
it can be	125
relation to the	125
is not a	124
a study of	124
e n d	124
a l c	124
evaluation of the	124
aim of this	124
presence of the	124
j med sci	124
in response to	124
y s i	123
o rg d	123
d i s	123
n c l	123
study of the	123
e c e	123
different types of	123
db pubmed dopt	123
retrieve db pubmed	123
cmd retrieve db	123
the health care	123
dopt abstract list	123
e l i	123
f e c	123
abstract list uids	123
rg d o	123
pubmed dopt abstract	123
with a dog	123
development of a	122
o r a	122
o i n	122
referred to as	122
f b d	122
of the person	122
quality of the	122
for persons with	121
the idea of	121
t i s	121
assisted therapy in	121
f d f	121
to be more	121
r e n	121
of mental health	121
the creative commons	121
list uids http	120
t e c	120
ir j med	120
with autism spectrum	120
t e s	120
patients and their	120
the most important	120
am geriatr soc	120
the physical environment	120
j am geriatr	120
systematic review and	120
th er ap	120
a t u	120
in the current	119
e s and	119
e d e	119
l a r	119
the experiences of	118
b m jo	118
changes in the	118
jo p e	118
m jo p	118
diagnosis of dementia	118
g e n	118
to create a	118
may be a	118
e s e	118
needs of the	118
and use of	118
prior to the	117
t r i	117
to provide a	117
for disease control	117
in mental health	117
o p e	117
of social support	116
n d e	116
the degree of	116
purpose of the	116
terms of the	116
r the e	116
r s o	116
version of the	116
a a a	115
a c e	115
ct io n	115
er ap y	115
r a n	115
patients in the	115
n s t	115
the amount of	115
low back pain	115
t t e	115
in the presence	114
ip c guideline	114
depending on the	114
the creation of	114
l s o	114
they did not	114
s o f	114
end of life	114
a s s	114
o n f	114
the past month	113
child and adolescent	113
of this research	113
q u a	113
consistent with the	113
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appears to be	113
this type of	112
review and meta	112
the form of	112
la personne de	112
their ability to	112
found that the	112
o r e	112
control and prevention	111
disease control and	111
results of this	111
c h a	111
public health research	111
personnes de soutien	111
n d s	111
i z e	111
on the basis	111
patients with alzheimer	111
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aspects of the	110
page page page	110
f f f	110
o r m	110
to use the	110
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was able to	110
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assisted therapy on	110
a combination of	109
proceedings of the	109
o r i	109
h e s	109
the study and	109
e t y	109
of the use	109
for this study	109
a s e	109
l i c	109
to focus on	109
increase in the	109
this article is	109
t a n	109
the potential for	109
a r i	108
e e d	108
were included in	108
term care facilities	108
d e e	108
in a study	108
the cost of	108
clin infect dis	108
of the world	108
r i a	108
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it is also	107
role in the	107
is defined as	107
s i c	107
access to the	107
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description of the	107
of the program	107
i e t	107
r o f	107
mental health issues	107
of the time	107
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p o i	107
p h y	107
health services and	107
n in g	107
of the two	106
co nt ro	106
impact of the	106
c o m	106
the beginning of	106
a form of	106
effect of the	106
in the elderly	106
h i n	106
total number of	106
ways in which	106
it was not	106
in our study	106
is an important	105
continuum of care	105
as measured by	105
of older people	105
as a whole	105
addition to the	105
the focus of	105
for the elderly	105
a need for	105
for older adults	105
the nursing home	105
to meet the	105
for the study	105
t s i	105
it is the	105
a therapy dog	104
a n c	104
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are associated with	104
that they were	104
development of the	104
n a t	104
effects of the	104
is needed to	104
change in the	104
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t e n	104
c o u	104
use of a	103
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n s i	103
centers for disease	103
r e d	103
controlled trial of	103
f u n	103
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british journal of	103
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in the future	103
b j e	102
and management of	102
cf ip c	102
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u n c	102
c u l	102
t i t	102
of life of	102
in other words	102
in this case	101
creative expression activities	101
half of the	101
int j geriatr	101
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d e a	101
the cf foundation	101
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i i i	101
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r m a	99
s e l	98
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no significant difference	98
to develop a	98
in the intervention	98
a child with	98
r t u	98
oxford university press	98
des services de	98
none of the	98
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h i t	97
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the intervention group	97
in the process	97
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difference in the	97
e a n	97
u rn a	97
c h o	97
jo u rn	97
elsey et al	97
to interact with	97
in the year	97
a reduction in	97
factors associated with	96
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c t e	96
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a i l	96
social support and	96
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e n ta	96
o n i	96
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people with mental	96
p re ss	96
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t a f	96
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to care for	96
phr public health	96
e x i	96
l o n	96
a r e	96
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the adoption of	96
n e g	95
perceived behavioural control	95
l a c	95
marie senior healthcare	95
for the purpose	95
would have been	95
i c i	95
at the beginning	95
creative commons attribution	95
of the animal	95
effects of a	95
that it was	95
there is an	95
b l i	95
behavioral and psychological	95
health research vol	95
a t c	95
can be a	95
of the elderly	95
te rv en	95
a i n	95
neuropsychiatric symptoms in	95
re si d	95
g ro u	94
m ea n	94
have to be	94
showed that the	94
cats and dogs	94
to be in	94
intensive care unit	94
sccmec type iv	94
an overview of	94
the perspective of	94
implementation of the	94
dementia and their	94
in accordance with	94
y i n	94
i l y	94
can be found	94
c e e	93
in contrast to	93
a source of	93
canine assisted therapy	93
has been used	93
a part of	93
during the past	93
r e f	93
m i l	93
n e s	93
g o l	93
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