Resident Choice: A Nursing Home Staff Perspective on Tensions and Resolutions.

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A Lynn Snow

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Christine W Hartmann

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Jennifer A Palmer

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Why and how do nursing homes implement culture change practices? Insights from qualitative interviews in a mixed methods study.

Resident-directed long-term care: staff provision of choice during morning care.

Using Grounded Theory Method to Capture and Analyze Health Care Experiences.

The complexity of implementing culture change practices in nursing homes.

Autonomy, choice, patient-centered care, and hip protectors: the experience of residents and staff in long-term care.

A motivational approach to self: integration in personality.

Transforming nursing home culture: evidence for practice and policy.

Promoting autonomy and independence for older people within nursing practice: a literature review.

Barriers and enablers to changing organizational culture in nursing homes.

Everyday matters in the lives of nursing home residents: wish for and perception of choice and control.

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10.1016/J.GERINURSE.2017.10.001

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Dan R Berlowitz

Victoria Parker

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2017-11-10T00:00:00Z

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