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Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) with a high volume of referred patients with Alzheimer disease and related dementias may work harder to manage care transitions with less availability of resources that enable high-quality handoffs.

Motivating and Enabling Factors Supporting Targeted Improvements to Hospital-SNF Transitions

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