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Modeling the impact of healthcare personnel compensation and benefits on the spread of COVID-19 in skilled nursing facilities
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the vulnerability of older adults. Older adults are particularly at risk when in group home settings. One particular type of group living, skilled nursing facilities (SNF), was highly impacted by COVID-19, with their residents accounting for a substantial proportio
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