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Who Married How? Modeling Marital Decisions in Early-Twentieth Century Taiwan by Sping Wang, Kok, Jan, Chuang, Ying-chang

“…Marriage in Taiwan in the early twentieth century was a very diverse phenomenon. Marriages could be in the “minor” fashion, in which the bride was adopted at…”
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Identifying Unexpected Deaths in Long-Term Care Homes by Rangrej, Jagadish, Kaufman, Sam, Wang, Sping, Kerem, Aidin, Hirdes, John, Hillmer, Michael P., Malikov, Kamil

“…Predicting unexpected deaths among long-term care (LTC) residents can provide valuable information to clinicians and policy makers. We study multiple methods…”
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Antiosteoporosis Medication Prescriptions After Fragility Fractures by Silverstein, William K, Wang, Sping, Alavinejad, Mahnaz, Sarnocinska, Ania, Stall, Nathan M, Malikov, Kamil, Hillmer, Michael P, Zipursky, Jonathan S

“…This cohort study assesses prescribing rates for antiosteoporosis medication following a fragility fracture and factors associated with filling a prescription…”
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The Patient Care Delivery Model - an open system framework: conceptualisation, literature review and analytical strategy by O'Brien-Pallas, Linda, Meyer, Raquel M, Hayes, Laureen J, Wang, Sping

“…Aims and objectives.  This paper presents the Patient Care Delivery Model to illustrate interrelationships between model components and to support its…”
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Evaluation of a Patient Care Delivery Model: Patient Outcomes in Acute Cardiac Care by Meyer, Raquel M., Wang, Sping, Li, Xiaoqiang, Thomson, Donna, O'Brien-Pallas, Linda

“…Purpose: To evaluate the influence of nurse staffing and work environment variables on patient outcomes by testing a conceptual model. Design: A prospective,…”
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Creating work environments that are violence free by O'Brien-Pallas, Linda, Hayes, Laureen, Wang, Sping, Laporte, Dan

“…Workplace violence is a global phenomenon with recent research demonstrating that the incidence of violence is high and increasing, particularly in health-care…”
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Evaluation of a patient care delivery model: system outcomes in acute cardiac care by O'Brien-Pallas, Linda, Li, X Mingyang, Wang, Sping, Meyer, Raquel M, Thomson, Donna

“…Hierarchical linear modelling was used to evaluate the influence of nurse staffing, work environment, and nurse and patient variables on system outcomes based…”
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Innovations in Health Care Delivery: Responses to Global Nurse Migration—A Research Example by O’Brien-Pallas, Linda, Wang, Sping

“…Using data from a large survey of Canadian nurses, we examined how internationally born nurses (IBNs) in Canada experience their work environment. There are…”
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The gender division of labor in family elder care by Wang, Sping

“…This study took a gender-difference approach to examine how men and women differ in the care they provide to their frail relatives in a home care setting…”
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Where Are Nurses Working? Employment Patterns by Sub-sector in Ontario, Canada by Alameddine, Mohamad, Laporte, Audrey, Baumann, Andrea, O'Brien-Pallas, Linda, Croxford, Ruth, Mildon, Barbara, Wang, Sping, Milburn, Brad, Deber, Raisa

“…Objective As care shifts to home and community, have nursing jobs followed? We examined changes in the absolute and relative size of the nursing workforce by…”
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The gender division of labor in family elder care by Wang, Sping

“…This study took a gender-difference approach to examine how men and women differ in the care they provide to their frail relatives in a home care setting…”
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Caregiving transitions: changes in depression among family caregivers of relatives with dementia by Collins, C, Stommel, M, Wang, S, Given, C W

“…Depression among family caregivers of relatives with dementia was examined at three time intervals over a 4-year period. Comparisons were made between 46…”
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Women in the labor market and economic development: A case study of Taiwan by Wang, Sping

“…This study had three purposes: (1) to examine the differences and similarities between intensive care and medical-surgical RNs' self-reports of professional…”
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