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... data measuring the actual -- as opposed to supposed -- services rendered are not available; (3) the time lag between administratively recorded program inputs and consumer response in contraceptive prevalence is unclear; (4)
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... Developed within the past several decades, the current nursing home system assesses different products of nursing home care, the case-mix of nursing homes, payment schedules, and characteristics of residents. The data collected can provide indicators of quality of care, help managers make staff decisions, and be used for policy research.
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