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Evaluating Perspectives of Relatives of Nursing Home Residents on the Nursing Home Visiting Restrictions During the COVID-19 Crisis: A Dutch Cross-Sectional Survey Study by Wammes, Joost D., Kolk, MSc, Daisy, van den Besselaar, MD, Judith H., MacNeil-Vroomen, PhD, Janet L., Buurman-van Es, RN, Bianca M., van Rijn, PhD, Marjon

“…Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has caused many nursing homes to prohibit resident visits to prevent viral spread. Although visiting restrictions are…”
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The Revised Medical Care Act is associated with a decrease in hospital death for the total Japanese older adult population regardless of dementia status: An interrupted time series analysis by Wammes, Joost D, Nakanishi, Miharu, van der Steen, Jenny T, MacNeil Vroomen, Janet L

“…In 2006, Japan introduced the Revised Medical Care Act aimed to shift end-of-life care from hospitals to communities. For patients and families, dying in…”
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Individual, institutional, and scientific environment factors associated with questionable research practices in the reporting of messages and conclusions in scientific health services research publications by Gerrits, Reinie G, Mulyanto, Joko, Wammes, Joost D, van den Berg, Michael J, Klazinga, Niek S, Kringos, Dionne S

“…Health Services Research findings (HSR) reported in scientific publications may become part of the decision-making process on healthcare. This study aimed to…”
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Persons with dementia and informal caregivers prioritizing care: A mixed‐methods study by Wammes, Joost D., Labrie, Nanon H. M., Agogo, George O., Monin, Joan K., Bekker‐Grob, Esther W., MacNeil Vroomen, Janet L.

“…Introduction More persons with dementia are residing in the community as many countries shift from residential care to home and community care. Although there…”
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Determining best‐in‐practice dyadic discrete choice experiments to enable persons with dementia and informal caregivers to participate in health care decision‐making: a feasibility study by Wammes, Joost D, Swait, Joffre, Labrie, Nanon, Monin, Joan, Grob, Esther de Bekker, Vroomen, Janet MacNeil

“…Background Discrete choice experiments (DCEs) are a powerful tool that potentially offer a method to quantify individual and joint care preferences of persons…”
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Performance Indicators for the Assessment of Aging-In-Place Reform Policies: A Scoping Review and Evidence Map by Wammes, Joost D., Vullings, Isabelle, Kringos, Dionne S., Wouterse, Bram, Daams, Joost G., Langendam, Miranda, MacNeil Vroomen, Janet L.

“…Many countries have reformed their long-term care system to promote aging-in-place. Currently, there is no framework for evaluating these reforms. This review…”
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‘Patients come with two garbage bags full of problems and we have to sort them.’ A qualitative study of the experiences of healthcare professionals on patients admitted to short-term residential care in the Netherlands by van den Besselaar, Judith H, Hartel, Linda, Wammes, Joost D, MacNeil-Vroomen, Janet L, Buurman, Bianca M

“…Abstract Background Short-term residential care (STRC) facilities were recently implemented in the Netherlands to provide temporary care to older adults with…”
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Dyadic Discrete Choice Experiments Enable Persons with Dementia and Informal Caregivers to Participate in Health Care Decision Making: A Mixed Methods Study by Wammes, Joost D, Swait, Joffre D, de Bekker-Grob, Esther W, Monin, Joan K, Labrie, Nanon H M, MacNeil Vroomen, Janet L

“…Discrete choice experiments (DCEs) may facilitate persons with dementia and informal caregivers to state care preferences. DCEs can be cognitively challenging…”
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Japanese National Dementia Plan Is Associated with a Small Shift in Location of Death: An Interrupted Time Series Analysis by Wammes, Joost D, Nakanishi, Miharu, van der Steen, Jenny T, MacNeil Vroomen, Janet L

“…Japan has one of the highest percentages of persons with dementia and hospital deaths in the world. Hospitals are often not equipped to handle the care…”
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Self- reported and informal caregiver proxy-reported met needs in persons living with dementia are associated with lower health-related quality of life: a dyadic, cross-sectional study by Wammes, Joost D., Laws, Holly B., van Hout, Hein P.J, MacNeil Vroomen, Janet L., Monin, Joan K.

“…This study examined the dyadic association of self and informal caregiver proxy-reported met needs in persons living with dementia on the health-related…”
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Acute hospital use in older adults following the 2015 Dutch reform of long-term care: an interrupted time series analysis by Wammes, Joost D, Bakx, Pieter, Wouterse, Bram, Buurman, Bianca M, Murphy, Terrence E, MacNeil Vroomen, Janet L

“…In 2015, the Dutch government implemented a long-term care (LTC) reform primarily designed to promote older adults to age-in-place. Increased proportions of…”
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Important components for Dutch in‐home care based on qualitative interviews with persons with dementia and informal caregivers by Vullings, Isabelle, Labrie, Nanon, Wammes, Joost D., Bekker‐Grob, Esther W., MacNeil‐Vroomen, Janet

“…Background Dementia care in the Netherlands is increasingly dependent on informal care and has the aim to keep persons with dementia at home for as long as…”
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The Revised Medical Care Act is associated with a decrease in hospital death for the total Japanese older adult population regardless of dementia status: An interrupted time series analysis by Joost D Wammes, Miharu Nakanishi, Jenny T van der Steen, Janet L MacNeil Vroomen

“…BackgroundIn 2006, Japan introduced the Revised Medical Care Act aimed to shift end-of-life care from hospitals to communities. For patients and families,…”
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