Is Good Nursing-Home Care Feasible?
Authors:
- Robert L. KaneRKRobert L. Kane
- Ann JorgensenAJAnn Jorgensen
- Barbara TetebergBTBarbara Teteberg
- Jean KuwaharaJKJean Kuwahara
- 2 February 1976
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Medical Association (AMA) in JAMA
- Vol. 235 (5) , 516-519
Abstract
A program using a team consisting of a nurse practitioner and a social worker to provide care for nursing-home patients was established. An important feature is the use of a specially designed problem-oriented record. The project disclosed a number of current deficiencies in nursing-home care and demonstrated ways to remedy many of these. The overall cost of the project was offset by the savings realized from reduced hospitalization and related medical costs. (JAMA235:516-519, 1976)Keywords
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