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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adv Nurs. 2020 Nov 22;77(3):1244–1257. doi: 10.1111/jan.14647

Table 4.

The Association of Verbal Utterances by Residents and Staff with Staff, Resident, and Video Characteristics (N=110 videos)

Staff positive utterances/min Staff negative utterances Resident positive utterances Resident negative utterances

0 1–2 0 ≥1 0 ≥1

Characteristics r ph M(SD) M(SD) pi M(SD) M(SD) pi M(SD) M(SD) pi

Staff age, years (n=110) −0.03 .76 32.8(8.5) 30.5(7.8) .34 30.5(7.2) 33.5(8.9) .09 32.7(8.7) 32.2(8.1) .75
Staff years as caregiver (n=110) −0.10 .28 9.0(6.2) 7.4(5.6) .39 8.0(6.9) 9.2(5.8) .32 9.0(6.5) 8.4(5.2) .65
Staff years in current NH (n=110) −0.09 .33 5.0(4.4) 3.8(4.5) .37 3.2(3.1) 5.7(4.7) .002 4.6(4.1) 5.4(5.2) .38
Resident age, years (n=105) 0.27 .01 84.0(7.2) 81.9(10.1) .36 81.3(5.9) 84.9(8.1) .02 83.5(6.5) 84.3(9.7) .65
Resident comorbidity (n=93) 0.02 .81 27.3(4.7) 28.8(3.7) .36 28.8(4.3) 26.8(4.7) .05 27.2(4.6) 27.9(4.6) .52
Resident Functional status (MDS-ADL) (n=98) −0.07 .51 23.5(5.0) 25.6(5.3) .19 25.1(6.4) 23.1(4.1) .12 23.7(5.6) 23.8(3.3) .93
Video duration, min (n=110) −0.13 .18 4.3(4.0) 5.4(3.1) .34 3.9(4.6) 4.7(3.6) .34 4.0(3.8) 5.4(3.9) .07

M(SD) pj n (%) n (%) pj n (%) n (%) pj n (%) n (%) pj

Staff gender .98 .75 .11 .06
 Male (n=30) 4.7(2.9) 26 (86.7) 4 (13.3) 6 (20.0) 24 (80.0) 16 (53.3) 14 (46.7)
 Female (n=80) 4.7(3.3) 71 (88.8) 9 (11.3) 29 (36.3) 51 (63.8) 59 (73.8) 21 (26.3)
Staff race .01 .77 1.00 .54
 White (n=54) 5.5(3.2) 47 (87.0) 7 (13.0) 17 (31.5) 37 (68.5) 35 (64.8) 19 (35.2)
 Black/African American (n=56) 3.9(3.0) 50 (89.3) 6 (10.7) 18 (32.1) 38 (67.9) 40 (71.4) 16 (28.6)
Staff education .68 .73 1.00 .47
 High school (n=24) 5.0(3.2) 22(91.7) 2(8.3) 8(33.3) 16(66.7) 18(75.0) 6(25.0)
 College (n=86) 4.6(3.2) 75(87.2) 11(12.8) 27(31.4) 59(68.6) 57(66.3) 29(33.7)
Resident gender .19 .76 .68 .22
 Male (n=66) 4.4(3.2) 59(89.4) 7(10.6) 20(30.3) 46(69.7) 48(72.7) 18(27.3)
 Female (n=44) 5.2(3.2) 38(86.4) 6(13.6) 15(34.1) 29(65.9) 27(61.4) 17(38.6)
Resident dementia stagea <.001 1.00 .004 .01
 Moderately severeb (n=51) 5.8(3.4) 45(88.2) 6(11.8) 10(19.6) 41(80.4) 31(60.8) 20(39.2)
 Severec (n=33) 2.8(2.1) 30(90.9) 3(9.1) 17(51.5) 16(48.5) 29(87.9) 4(12.1)
Resident eating functiond <.001k .51k .53k .14k
 Independente (n=22) 5.9(3.6) 18(81.8) 4(18.2) 6(27.3) 16(72.7) 13(59.1) 9(40.9)
 Partially (in)dependentf (n=52) 5.5(3.2) 46(88.5) 6(11.5) 15(28.9) 37(71.2) 33(63.5) 19(36.5)
 Dependentg (n=36) 2.9(2.1) 33(91.7) 3(8.3) 14(38.9) 22(61.1) 29(80.6) 7(19.4)

Note.

a

Resident dementia stage was determined using the Functional Assessment Staging in Alzheimer’s Disease (FAST);

b

FAST score 6 to <7;

c

FAST score ≥ 7;

d

Proportion of food intakes (solid or liquid) initiated by resident;

e

Independent: proportion of intakes initiated/completed by resident is 75 to 100%;

f

Partially dependent: proportion of intakes initiated/completed by resident is > 25 to < 75%;

g

Dependent: proportion of intakes initiated/completed by resident is 0 to 25%;

h

p-values for Pearson correlation;

i

p-values for independent sample t-test;

j

p-values for Fisher’s exact test;

k

p-value for ANOVA. M(SD) = Mean (Standard Deviation).