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Improving the Quality of Long-Term Care: (720082007-001)
Abstract
Executive Summary Introduction Long-Term Care Needs The IOM Study Basic Concepts and Definitions Scope and Limitations Profile of Long-Term Care Characteristics of Long-Term Care Users Providers of Long-Term Care Financing Long-Term Care Coordination of Long-Term Care Services Conclusion State of Quality of Long-Term Care Measurement of Quality of Care Current State of Quality of Care Conclusion Information Systems for Monitoring Quality On-Line Survey and Certification Assessment Reporting System The Resident Assessment Instrument and the Minimum Date Set for Nursing Homes Outcome and Assessment Information Set for Home Health Care Challenges in Using Assessment Data Assessment and Quality Monitoring Instruments for Other Settings Incorporating Consumer Perspectives in Measurement of Quality Measurement Considerations for Children and Young Adults Conclusion Improving Quality Through External Oversight Central Role of Government Basic Standards of Quality Residential Care Facilities Home Health Agencies Home Care and Related Services The Role of Advocacy Accreditation Conclusion Strengthening the Caregiving Work Force Nursing Homes Education and Training of Staff in Nursing Homes Residential Care Settings Home Health Agency Staff Home Care Education and Training Recommendations Labor Force Issues Conclusion Building Organizational Capacity Recent Initiatives to Improve Caregiving Capacity in Long-Term Care From Rules, Data, and Guidelines to Effective Practice Quality Management Systems Organizational Capacity to Translate Knowledge into Practice Identifying Effective Interventions Care Process Implementation and Improvement Measurement Issues Improving Organizational Capacity Conclusion Reimbursing to Improve Quality of Care Reimbursement and Quality Limited Nursing Home Bed Supply and Quality of Care Conclusion Closing Remarks References Appendixes A Committee Meetings and Presenters of Testimony B Separate Dissenting Opinions Acronyms Biographical Sketches of Committee Members
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