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Readers:
While this bibliography contains around 400 articles, we know we have only scratched the surface of research that employs data from interRAI assessment systems. If you would like to have a peer-reviewed journal article listed in this bibliography, please send an electronic copy of it to:
Email: aschmo@umich.edu
Angela Schmorrow
Institute of Gerontology
University of Michigan
300 N. Ingalls
Ann Arbor, MI 48901-2007
We will be happy to accept any article published in a scholarly journal and include it in future updates to this bibliography. We will also accept government reports, foundation publications, etc.
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Binder, EF., JP. Miller, and LJ. Ball.
Development of a Test of Physical Performance for the Nursing Home Setting.
The Gerontologist, 41.5 (Year): 671-679.
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Björkgren, MA., U Häkkinen, and M Linna.
Measuring efficiency of long-term care units in Finland.
Health Care Management Science. vol#.iss# (Year): pagestart-pageend.
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Bjorkgren MA, Fries BE, Hakkinen U, Brommels M.
Case-Mix Adjustment and Efficiency Measurement.
Scand J Public Health 2004; 32: 464-471.
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Bjorkgren, MA., Brant E.Fries, and LR. Shugarman.
A RUG-III Based Case-Mix System for Home Care.
Canadian Journal on Aging 19.2 (2000): 106-125.
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Bjorkgren, MA., H Finne-Soveri, and K Sairaala.
RUG: A Classification System for Institutional Long-Term Care.
Stakes 4 (1995): 39-42.
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Bjorkgren, MA., U Hakkinen, and H Finne-Soveri.
Pitkaaikaispotilaiden Voimavaratarve RUG-Luokituksella.
Stakes Aiheita 1.1 (1998): 47.
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Bjorkgren, MA., U Hakkinen, and M Brommels.
RUG III Classification and Need of Care in the Care Register Systems in Institutional Long-Term Care.
Terveystaloustieteen Paiva 45 (1999): 41-43.
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Bjorkgren, MA., U Hakkinen, H Finne-Soveri, and Brant E. Fries.
Validity and Reliability of Resource Utilization Groups (RUG III) in Finnish Long-Term Care Facilities.
Scandinavian Journal Public Health 27 (1999):228-234.
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Black, C, L Mitchell, M Finlayson, and S Peterson.
Enhancing Capacity to Study and Evaluate Home Care: An Evaluation of the Potential to Use Routinely Collected Data in Manitoba, Winnipeg.
Centre for Health Policy and Evaluation vol#.iss# (2000.): pagestart-pageend.
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Blair, A, B Brunton, and M Rook.
Communication: Implementation of the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI): The Benefits of a Structured Communication Plan.
Healthcare Management Forum 12.2 (1999): 54-56.
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