The Revised Memory and Behavior Problems Checklist - Nursing Home: instrument development and measurement of burden among certified nursing

Article Abstract:

The confirmatory factor analysis of the Revised Memory and Behavior Problems Checklist-Nursing Home (RMBPC) replicated the factor structure of the community-based RMBPC. The RMBPC-NH represents a reliable and valid assessment of the frequency of nursing home residents' behavior problems.

Science & research, Research, Behaviour problems, Behavior problems

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Identification of strategies used to cope with chronic pain in older persons receiving primary care from a Veterans Affairs Medical Center

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The strategies used by older persons for coping with chronic noncancer pain are identified and their effectiveness is examined. Analgesic medications, exercise, cognitive methods, religious activities and activity restriction are some of the coping strategies adopted by older persons.

Aged patients, Elderly patients, Chronic pain

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Prescription and dosage of analgesic medication in relation to resident behaviors in the nursing home

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Findings show that analgesics reduce the amount of time that nursing home residents spend being inactive due to pain. Studies were conducted on 92 residents in five nursing homes.

United Kingdom, Methods, Pain management, Nursing home patients, Antipyretics, Bulk drugs

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