Factors That Influence the Reintegration to Normal Living for Older Adults 2 Years Post Hip Fracture.

This study aims to identify factors that influence older adults' reintegration to normal living 2 years following a hip fracture and the association between caregiver burden and reintegration over time. This longitudinal cohort study followed 76 community-dwelling older adults and their caregivers for 2 years post-hip fracture. The primary outcome was Reintegration to Normal Living Index (RNLI), and the secondary outcome was caregiver burden.

Supervisory relationships in long-term care facilities: A comparative case study of two facilities using complexity science.

Aims: This study aims to understand the factors that contribute to supervisory nurse performance in long-term care facilities.

Background: Long-term care facilities have been faced with staffing challenges and increasing resident care needs, resulting in suboptimal quality of care. Nursing leadership has been identified as a key factor in the provision of high-quality care.