The 2007 Seniors Housing & Care Journal presents research with day-to-day relevance for managers in the field. Articles point the way to solving some of the practical problems facing the industry and to improving essential business functions. Volume 15 features the following articles:
- The Satisfied but Disenchanted Leaders in Long-Term Care: The Paradox of the Nursing Home Administrator.
- Trends in Awareness, Attitudes, and Usage of Retirement and Age-Qualified Properties: Findings from a National Survey of Households 60 Years of Age and Older.
- Connecting Affordable Seniors Housing and Services: An In-Depth Descriptive Study of Three Models.
- The Need for Government Support for the Rehabilitation of Age Low-Income Senior Properties.
- PREPARE: A Study of Disaster Planning in Senior Living.
- Walking to Maintain and Improve Health: How the Integration of Sidewalks and Walking Paths in Senior Communities Promotes Successful Aging.
- A Proposal to Develop a Guideline for Indoor Lighting in Independent Senior Living Facilities.
- Assisted Living Facilities: Best Practices in Design and Management.
