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Resident- and Facility-Level Correlates of Resident-Reported Quality of Life in Assisted Living Facilities in Minnesota
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Ensuring high-quality care in assisted living (AL) is a growing priority, yet little is known about factors shaping resident-reported quality of life (QoL). In the United States, Minnesota recently implemented statewide measurement and public reporting of AL resident–reported QoL. Leveraging these unique data, we evaluated resident- and facility-level factors associated with 7 validated QoL domain scores: staff, environment, food, engagement, autonomy, culture, and security.
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