Predictors of Rehabilitation Outcomes: A Comparison of Israeli and Italian Geriatric Post-Acute Care (PAC) Facilities Using the Minimum Data Set (MDS)

Keyphrases

• Israeli 100%
• Rehabilitation Outcome 100%
• Geriatrics 100%
• Minimum Data Set 100%
• Post-acute Care 100%
• Post-acute Care Facilities 100%
• Israel 70%
• Italy 60%
• Health Systems 30%
• Hip Fracture 30%
• Geriatric Hospital 30%
• Rome 20%
• Acute Hospital 20%
• Catholic Universities 20%
• Multivariate Binary Logistic Regression 20%
• Staffing Patterns 20%
• At Discharge 10%
• High Probability 10%
• Functional Outcome 10%
• Clinical Factors 10%
• Politicians 10%
• Health Policy 10%
• Disability 10%
• Relative Contribution 10%
• Functional Recovery 10%
• Healthcare 10%
• Occupational Therapists 10%
• Physiotherapist 10%
• Healthcare Organizations 10%
• Marital Status 10%
• Clinical Care 10%
• Length of Stay 10%
• Care Assessment 10%
• Long Length 10%
• Acute Ward 10%
• Rehabilitation Unit 10%
• Post-acute 10%
• System Characteristics 10%
• Treatment Costs 10%
• Private Homes 10%
• Higher-order Cognitive Skills 10%
• Aides 10%
• Influence Functional 10%
• Geriatric Rehabilitation 10%
• Acute Geriatrics 10%
• Cognitive Scale 10%
• ADL Disability 10%
• ADL Scale 10%
• Probability of Improvement 10%
• Fracture Length 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Sample Size 100%
• Subacute Care 100%
• Geriatric Hospital 33%
• Hip Fracture 25%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 16%
• Cerebrovascular Accident 16%
• Ward 8%
• Healthcare System 8%
• Occupational Therapist 8%
• Dependent Variable 8%
• Length of Stay 8%
• Marital Status 8%
• Private Hospital 8%
• ADL Disability 8%
• Geriatric Rehabilitation 8%
• Health Policy 8%
• Health Care 8%
• Physiotherapist 8%
• Organization of Care 8%