1. Empowerment and Organizational Commitment in Long-Term Care Facilities Open Access Author: Stalley, Samantha Grace Title: Empowerment and Organizational Commitment in Long-Term Care Facilities Area of Honors: Health Policy and Administration Keywords: psychological empowermentorganizational commitmentlong-term care File: Download Stalley-Final_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Susan Diane Brannon, Thesis SupervisorSusan Diane Brannon, Thesis SupervisorDr. Rhonda Be Lue, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. A Literature Review: Quality of Life Achieved Through Quality of Care in Institutional Elderly Care Settings Open Access Author: Schuschu, Megan Elizabeth Title: A Literature Review: Quality of Life Achieved Through Quality of Care in Institutional Elderly Care Settings Area of Honors: Human Development and Family Studies Keywords: Quality of LifeQuality of Carelong-term carenursing home careassisted living care File: Download Schuschu_Megan_QualityofLifethroughQualityofCare.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Steven Howard Zarit, Thesis SupervisorDr. Lisa Michelle Gatzke-Kopp, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. Examining state efforts in rebalancing long term service and supports from institutional to home and community based services Open Access Author: Bailey, Lauren Mccaslin Title: Examining state efforts in rebalancing long term service and supports from institutional to home and community based services Area of Honors: Health Policy and Administration Keywords: home and community based serviceslong-term carecost effectivenessemotional significancetransition File: Download LaurenBaileyThesis_b.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Mark Sceigaj, Thesis SupervisorCaprice A Knapp, Thesis Honors Advisor
4. The Effect of a National Paid Family Leave Program on Formal Long-Term Care Spending in the U.S. Open Access Author: Richardsen, Lucas Title: The Effect of a National Paid Family Leave Program on Formal Long-Term Care Spending in the U.S. Area of Honors: Actuarial Science Keywords: paid family leavelong-term careactuarial sciencemodelingpublic policy File: Download Richardsen_Thesis_Final.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Amanda W Hammell, Thesis SupervisorAmanda W Hammell, Thesis Honors AdvisorZhongyi Yuan, Faculty Reader
5. The Association Between Staff-Resident Interactions and Symptoms of Dementia: A Systematic Review Open Access Author: Le Fevre, Genevieve Title: The Association Between Staff-Resident Interactions and Symptoms of Dementia: A Systematic Review Area of Honors: Nursing Keywords: staff-resident interactionbehavioral and psychological symptoms of dementiaBPSDresident-staff interactionperson living with dementiaPLwDlong-term carenursing homeassisted livingquality of lifeolder adultquality of interactiondementiacare interaction File: Download Official_Thesis_-_Genevieve_LeFevre.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Liza L Behrens, Thesis SupervisorCara L Exten, Thesis Honors Advisor
