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Underreporting of Pain for Short-Stay Nursing Home Residents in the Minimum Data Set 3.0?: Staff-Report, Self-Report, and the Role of Cognitive Impairment and Racial/Ethnic Identity

JAMDA
November 3, 2025
Previous studies examining biases in pain reporting among nursing home (NH) residents have excluded short-stay residents (NH stay <100 days). This study of short-stay NH residents in the United States estimates pain prevalence under self-reported...

Variation in Post-Acute Care Transitions for Medicare Beneficiaries With Stroke

JAMDA
November 3, 2025
To examine the variability in post-acute care trajectories over 90 days across various settings for stroke patients and the factors that influence this variability.

PALTmed Events and Product

JAMDA
November 1, 2025

Directions & Connections

JAMDA
November 1, 2025

General Information

JAMDA
November 1, 2025

Table of contents

JAMDA
November 1, 2025

Editorial Board

JAMDA
November 1, 2025

Empowering Chief Medical Officers in Post-Acute Care: A Strategic Role for PALTmed

JAMDA
November 1, 2025
The COVID-19 pandemic transformed health care leadership dynamics, especially in post-acute and long-term care (PALTC) settings. Among the lessons learned is the critical need for stronger, more formalized clinical leadership—specifically through...

Philanthropy and What It Means to Post-Acute and Long-Term Care

JAMDA
November 1, 2025
The word philanthropy, which is a Greek word, literally means loving people. Commonly used in English, the word generally reflects a sense of goodwill to others and is demonstrated by promoting the welfare of others by giving of one's time and money...

The Clinical Program: Lessons in Humility

Caring for the Ages
November 1, 2025
In these days of aggressive self-assertion, when the stress of competition is so keen and the desire to make the most of oneself so universal, it may seem a little old-fashioned to preach the necessity of this virtue, but I insist ... a due humility...