Community-living older people’s interpretation of the Norwegian version of older people’s quality of life (OPQOL) questionnaire

The authors aimed to validate the predic- tive ability of a screening questionnaire to identify older patients at risk for functional dependence; they did not investigate

The study population was a combination of aggregated data from two data sources for Norwegian adults aged 70 years or older: 1) national life table registry data on mortality and

Predictors for Nursing Home Admission and Death among Community-Dwelling People 70 Years and Older Who Receive Domiciliary Care..

Keywords: Factor analysis, Nursing home residents, Nursing home care, OPQoL-brief questionnaire, Psychometric properties, Quality of life, Wellbeing.. ©

Collaboration and Satisfaction About Care Decisions in Team questionnaire—Psychometric testing of the Norwegian version, and hospital healthcare personnel perceptions across hospital

everyday life in families with a young adult suffering from mental illness, family- perceived support from community mental healthcare professionals and quality of community

Mental functioning was predominantly linked to perception of life meaning along with health status, and/or in some cases living arrangement, loneliness, neighborhood quality,

The aim of this study was to investigate the prediction accuracy of the Downton fall risk index among older people living in residential care facili- ties at 3, 6 and 12 months,