Browsing Scripps Gerontology Center Publications by Author "Ejaz, Farida"
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Evaluation of Ohio's assisted living Medicaid waiver program : Assessment and service plan development process
Menne, Heather; Ejaz, Farida (2007-06-01)This report is one among four that represents an evaluation of Ohio s Assisted Living Medicaid Waiver program. This part assessed how well the program performed in developing and delivering services. Specifically, the ... -
Evaluation of Ohio's assisted living Medicaid waiver program: Final summary report
Applebaum, Robert; Wellin, Valerie; Kart, Cary; Brown, Scott; Menne, Heather; Ejaz, Farida; Wilson, Keren (2007-06-01)This study evaluated the performance of Ohio s Assisted Living Medicaid Waiver program during its initial implementation period; it is one report among four. Enrollment in the program was slower than originally anticipated; ... -
Final Report on Development and Testing for Resident Satisfaction Survey
Straker, Jane; Ejaz, Farida (2012-09-06)This report provides information about the reliability and validity of the Ohio Nursing Home Resident Satisfaction Survey. The report provides information about short and long-term residents, test-retest and inter-rater ... -
Implementation of the 2001 Ohio Nursing Home Family Satisfaction Survey
Straker, Jane; Ehrichs, Lisa; Ejaz, Farida; Fox, Kathleen (2002-01-09) -
Implementation of the 2002 Ohio nursing home family satisfaction survey : final report
Straker, Jane; Ehrichs, Lisa; Ejaz, Farida; Fox, Kathleen (2003-02-28)In 2002, the Scripps Gerontology Center conducted the second annual nursing home family satisfaction survey under a contract to the Ohio Dept. of Aging. Seven hundred thirty-six of the 902 nursing homes on the mailing list ... -
Implementation of the 2006 Ohio nursing home family satisfaction survey: Final report
Straker, Jane; Ejaz, Farida (2007-03-30)In 2006, the Scripps Gerontology Center conducted the second annual nursing home family satisfaction survey under a contract to the Ohio Department of Aging. Refinements to the survey instrument showed continued high ...