I think the selection process may vary by state. After taking a very
quick look around, I see some evidence that some states only check
those homes that participate in Medicare; in some cases, nursing homes
volunteer for annual quality assurance inspection. (I would think the
latter would be a strong selling point to worried families.)
You're asking a multitude of complex questions inside one question,
and it would take a researcher many hours to come up with an answer.
For instance, I'm not quite sure what you mean by "I want to know what
nursing homes have to participate in such surveys versus what ones
don?t."
You may want to consider winnowing down your criteria; for instance,
it may not be possible to discern which staff person is actually
interviewed.
If you can narrow down your question to just the one or two most
important points, a researcher may be able to help you.
Otherwise, you will need to consider raising the fee, as this project,
though it appears very intriguing, will require a considerable amount
of time and effort.
You may find it helpful to review these guidelines:
http://answers.google.com/answers/pricing.html |