Mixed methods developmental evaluation of the CHOICE program: a relationship-centred mealtime intervention for long-term care

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#ResearchWednesday: Evaluation of @nutriagelab's CHOICE+ program shows improved ratings of physical & environmental mealtime space in homes where team members use CHOICE+ principles to achieve relationship-centred care. https://t.co/oFuB3sFTLC #Nutri

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Heather Keller's research: Mixed methods developmental evaluation of the CHOICE program: a relationship centred mealtime intervention for longterm care https://t.co/ruYd661cf1 #UWaterlooResearch https://t.co/SXk1ppjYtt

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RT @SchlegelUW_RIA: The CHOICE+ pilot evaluation results are in! This research helped us understand what works in the CHOICE+ program and w…

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RT @SchlegelUW_RIA: The CHOICE+ pilot evaluation results are in! This research helped us understand what works in the CHOICE+ program and w…

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