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2025
article
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Adrita Barooah, Pamela Nadash
Abstract Quality concerns about U.S. nursing homes are long-standing and have been highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, mental health quality in these settings remains understudied. Although state Medicaid reimbursement rates have been associated with overall nursing home quality, it is not …
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2024
conference-abstract
OpenAlex
Jeffrey E. Stokes, Anyah Prasad, Adrita Barooah, Elisabeth J Stam
Abstract Objectives Loneliness is associated with diminished health and cognition for older individuals. However, little research has examined dyadic loneliness – i.e., loneliness of both partners in a relationship – and its potential consequences for cognitive functioning among both spouses, nor whether …
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2024
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Yiyang Yuan, Adrita Barooah, Kate L. Lapane, Deborah Sara Mack et autres
OBJECTIVES: In older U.S. nursing home residents with suicidal ideation (SI), limited studies have longitudinally investigated their health changes as related to cognitive function. This study aimed to identify the health profiles and the transitions between profiles at admission and 90-days and …
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2023
review
OpenAlex
Emily Lim, Natalia Nielsen, Lucienne Lapane, Adrita Barooah et autres
BACKGROUND: The overall impact of social connectedness on health outcomes in older adults living in nursing homes and assisted living settings is unknown. Given the unclear health impact of social connectedness for older adults in congregate long-term care settings worldwide, a comprehensive …
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2023
article
OpenAlex
Jeffrey E. Stokes, Anyah Prasad, Adrita Barooah, Elisabeth J Stam
OBJECTIVES: Loneliness is associated with diminished health and cognition for older individuals. However, little research has examined dyadic loneliness-that is, loneliness of both partners in a relationship-and its potential consequences for cognitive functioning among both spouses, nor whether one partner's cognition may …
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2022
article
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Natalia Nielsen, J. Lee Hargraves, Carol A. Cosenza, Emily Lim et autres
Abstract COVID-19 related policies introduced extraordinary social disruption in nursing homes. In response to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, congregated long term care living facilities attempted and/or implemented innovative intervention strategies to alleviate loneliness in residents. We surveyed Directors of Nursing/Administrators of 1,669 …
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2022
conference-abstract
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Emily McPhillips, Catherine E Dube, Natalia Nielsen, J. Lee Hargraves et autres
Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic had dramatic, sometimes devastating impacts on nursing homes, residents, and staff. Rapid deployment of innovative approaches to resident care was required even while under sustained distress. We collected textual responses to open-ended questions about COVID-19 experiences through a …
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2022
conference-abstract
OpenAlex
Jeffrey E. Stokes, Anyah Prasad, Adrita Barooah
Abstract Loneliness is associated with numerous poor health outcomes, including mortality. Additionally, loneliness is not merely an isolated individual’s experience; rather, loneliness occurs regularly even among the married, and can affect both spouses’ health. We analyze 3-wave dyadic data from the Health …
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2022
article
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Yiyang Yuan, Adrita Barooah, Deborah Sara Mack, Kate L. Lapane et autres
Abstract For older adults entering nursing homes with self-reported suicidal ideation (SI), little is known about how their health profiles change during the first 90 days post admission. Using the 9th Patient Health Questionnaire-9 item on Minimum Data Set 3.0, we identified …
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2022
conference-abstract
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Yiyang Yuan, Adrita Barooah, Deborah Sara Mack, Kate L. Lapane et autres
Abstract In US nursing homes, 2% of residents have documentation of suicidal ideation (SI). Whether older residents’ health profiles differ by SI is unknown. Using the 9th Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) item on Minimum Data Set 3.0, we identified 15,277 older residents …
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2022
article
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Yiyang Yuan, Adrita Barooah, Kate L. Lapane, Deborah Sara Mack et autres
Abstract Objectives Identify the health profiles of older nursing home residents with and without at‐admission self‐reported suicidal ideation (SI) and examine the association between the identified profiles and self‐reported SI at 90 days. Methods Using the Minimum Data Set 3.0 and the …
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2022
article
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Adrita Barooah, Pamela Nadash
Rising rates of mental illness in nursing homes (NHs) led Congress to pass the 1987 Pre-Admission Screening and Resident Review (PASRR) mandate, aimed at limiting inappropriate institutionalization of people with mental illness (MI) and ensuring appropriate service of NH residents with MI. …
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