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Advancing Innovation in Skilled Nursing Facilities through Academic Collaborations. 通过学术合作推进专业护理机构的创新。

Physical therapy journal of policy, administration, and leadership Pub Date : 2018-08-01

Allison M Gustavson, Rebecca S Boxer, Amy Nordon-Craft, Robin L Marcus, Andrea Daddato, Jennifer E Stevens-Lapsley

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Association between Self-Reported Participation in Decision Making and Inpatient Rehabilitation Outcomes. 自我报告的决策参与与住院康复结果的关系。

Physical therapy journal of policy, administration, and leadership Pub Date : 2015-09-01

Juli A Wylegala, James E Graham, Amol M Karmarkar, Caitlin Illig, Sandra Bennett Illig, Kenneth J Ottenbacher

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