3. Residential history (length of time at current address, location of previous residence, motivations in moving to local area, place of residence at age 10 and age 25 years).
OnBoard collects residential, arms-length real property transactions for counties covering approximately 80% of all U.S. households, with a focus on metropolitan and suburban areas.
The school annually attracts over 5,000 participants to its executive programmes (residential, ranging in length from three days to four weeks).
For people admitted to permanent residential care, median length of stay was 17.9 months.
For inpatient and residential programs, treatment length was negatively associated with treatment intensity (e.g., more intense treatments were provided for shorter periods), whereas there was no significant correlation for intensive and standard outpatient programs.
Although patients did not differ between areas in age, sex, residential situation, and length of time in the study, higher proportions of patients in Area 1 expressed a wish to die at home, and participants in Area 3 had a lower chance of dying in their preferred place, after controlling for all other factors.
We distinguished between length of permanent residential, temporary residential and a single category of nursing placements; where an individual experienced a succession of placements, we categorised stays according to the nature of the first placement.
Findings suggest that older buildings in the centre of the city do evoke similar images of the past for residents, regardless of their length of residential tenure.
cIntersection density (number of intersections divided by total road length within residential buffer) was averaged inside and outside of clusters.
