Association between rehabilitation care practices and care quality in long-term care facilities.
This article analyzes the association between rehabilitation care practices and quality outcomes in Finland and represents unit-level (n = 256) associations between rehabilitation nursing and quality outcomes. Units classified as units providing a high frequency of rehabilitation care practices had better outcomes in 2 of 5 quality outcomes.
Vähäkangas
Pia
P
Chydenius Institute, Jyväskylä University, Kokkola, Finland. pia.vahakangas@chydenius.fi
Noro
Anja
A
Finne-Soveri
Harriet
H
Björkgren
Magnus
M
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