The closures have revived calls for greater transparency over nursing home quality, although experts are divided on how much information authorities should publish.
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The closures have revived calls for greater transparency over nursing home quality, although experts are divided on how much information authorities should publish.
The licence revocations of Windsor Convalescent Home (left) and LC Nursing Home (right) have exposed longstanding challenges facing smaller nursing home operators. (Images: Google Street View, Instagram/LC Nursing Home)
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