This resource provides an overview of common resident-level measures used in nursing home research such as activities of daily living, delirium, and frailty. It includes information about tools for in-person data collection, secondary data sources, and relevant references.

This resource for conducting on-site research in nursing homes includes various topics to consider before, during, and after a study visit, such as how to interact with staff and residents and to plan for the completion of study activities.

A guide to help investigators navigate the regulatory landscape of nursing home research, with a focus on compliance with HIPAA and the Common Rule. This resource outlines when and how to use agreements such as BAAs, DUAs, and FWAs, and clarifies the role of IRB approval in supporting ethical and legally sound research partnerships with nursing homes.

A leadership-focused framework designed to support nursing home administrators and decision-makers in evaluating and engaging with research opportunities. This resource promotes collaborative, transparent partnerships that align with resident-centered values and operational priorities. It offers key questions and discussion points to ensure research participation is meaningful, minimally disruptive, and beneficial to both residents and staff.

This introductory resource details organizational characteristics, available treatments, and available testing and monitoring in nursing homes, assisted living communities, and hospitals, to inform researchers as they design studies.

This resource focuses on issues for nursing home leaders to consider if they're invited to participate in research project, such as whether and how study activities fit with priorities and daily operations; benefits and risks to participation; and logistics such as paperwork, timeline, and reimbursement.

As a companion to the resource "Norms of Engagement for Nursing Home Leaders," this researcher-focused resource includes issues to address during an introductory meeting with nursing home leaders, including explaining and tailoring study protocols and the feasibility and appropriateness of the study.

A comprehensive reference of available nursing home specific data sources relevant to nursing home research, including descriptions, access information, and potential use cases.

A comprehensive reference of available data sources that while less specific to nursing home research may still be useful. It includes data source descriptions, access information, and potential use cases.

This resource includes information to compile in advance of a site visit to a nursing home to maximize efficiency and success.

This resource promotes participant recruitment and engagement; focusing on terminology, it helps researchers avoid language that may unintentionally convey disrespect or unfamiliarity, and offers preferred alternatives.