Behavioral therapies for urinary incontinence in aged female nursing home residents /

Research conducted by the University of Illinois College of Nursing.

Federal FY ... annual report, Illinois nursing home ombudsman program.

Description based on: FY 1986.

Governor's sunset report on the Nursing Home Administrators Licensing Practice Act /

"March 1986."

How to select a nursing home and alternatives to nursing home : care - a guide.

Bibliography: p. 28-29.

How to select a nursing home : a reference and checklist for the potential nursing home resident and his or her family.

"January, 1982."

Nursing Home Care Act, Abused and Neglected Long Term Care Facility Residents Reporting Act : report to the General Assembly /

Description based on: 1993; title from cover.

Nursing Home Care Reform Act of 1979, Abused and Neglected Long-Term Care Facility Residents Reporting Act, and Life Care Facilities Act, as amended and effective as of July 1, 1988.

"May 1988."--P. 78.

Nursing home services and information for couples.

"(R-06-07)"--Colophon.

Partners in care : involving residents' families in the nursing home life : a resource and guidebook /

On cover: New horizons in long term care.

Report to the General Assembly on the Nursing Home Care Reform Act of 1979 as amended.

Description based on: 1986 (April 1, 1987); title from cover.

The pursuit of nursing home excellence : an examination of the efforts of the State of Illinois to improve the quality of nursing home care /

Cover title: Long term care facilities issues : past, present, future.

Nursing home care needs of veterans in 1990 : a quantitative and social assessment.

Mode of access: Internet.

Medi-Cal program nursing home cohort study.

Description based on: 1970-1973; title from caption.

Residents' rights and nurses' ethics in the Australian nursing home

Background: This article is derived from a more extensive review of literature for a qualitative study that explored the meaning of truth-telling within the care provider-aged resident dyad in high-level (nursing home) aged care. Aim: This paper describes through the literature, work practices and the culture of the nursing home as promoting instrumental care, therefore prioritizing doing-for over being-with. The nursing home, starved of time and staff, silences and isolates the aged care resident in an environment that is, arguably, rarely homelike. Conclusion: The appraisal of the nursing home offered here means that a number of residents' rights are at risk and care providers (notably registered nurses and the personal care assistants) risk contravening the Code of Ethics for Nurses in Australia.