Nurse Visit Intensity and Frontloading in Skilled Home Health: A Review of the Literature
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O’Connor, M., Bowles, K.H., Feldman, P., St. Pierre, M., Jarrin, O., Shah, S., Murtaugh, C. (2014). Nurse Visit Intensity and Frontloading in Skilled Home Health: A Review of the Literature. Home Health Care Services Quarterly , 33, 159-175.
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