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TL;DR: There are concerns about the validity and reliability of nursing sensitive quality indicators for nursing home care and it is recommended that the development of quality indicators follows a sound process and that extensive empirical testing of the indicators is done.

TL;DR: Quality nursing care in nursing home implies a balanced, individual approach to medical, physical and psychosocial care, including interpersonal aspects of care.

TL;DR: Ambiguities concerning the nursing home as a home and place to live, a social environment in which the residents experience most of their social life and the institution where professional health service is provided were uncovered.

TL;DR: The intervention group had significant better results compared with the control group after an individualized training program designed to improve ADL and physical capacity and further studies are needed to evaluate the effect of a goal-oriented physical training program toward NH residents UI complaints.

TL;DR: Fecal incontinence is a prevalent condition in the nursing home population and is associated with ADL decline, frailty, diarrhea and quality of care, and this knowledge is important for staff in nursing home in order to provide the best treatment and care for residents with fecalincontinence.