What did nursing home residents think about COVID-19 prevention practices in the era of vaccination and treatment?
Am J Infect Control
; 51(12): 1452-1454, 2023 12.
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| ID: mdl-37295672
We surveyed 57 nursing home residents to assess the subjective impact of COVID-19 prevention practices. Residents were mostly accepting of testing and symptom screening; however, many would like more choices. Sixty-nine percent want to have some say in when or where to mask. Most (87%) residents want to return to group activities. Residents on long-stay units (58%) are more likely than residents on short-stay units (27%) to accept additional risk of COVID-19 transmission to increase their quality of life.
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