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. 1982 Jun;72(6):602–604. doi: 10.2105/ajph.72.6.602

Long-term care criteria and standards agreement with professional placement determination.

J F Harris, M Orr, N C Allaway
PMCID: PMC1650111  PMID: 6803603

Abstract

The decisions made by physician-nurse teams and individual nurse-evaluators following examination of long-term care patients are compared with the results of placement assignment of the same patients obtained by using the New York State Patient Assessment Form (DMS-1), predictor scores, and numerical standard. The descriptors, when applied to long-term care patients and weighted according to intensity, were capable of matching the best judgment of these professionals with a 90 per cent concurrence.

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