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Though the number of residents who had in-person visits with family decreased from 73.2% before to 17.9% during lockdown (chi square, P less then .001), the number of residents experiencing delirium (4.5%-3.5%, P = .51) and behavioral problems (35.5%-30.2%, P = .19) did not change. The proportion of residents with indications of depression decreased from 19.9% before to 11.5% during lockdown (P less then .002). The final multivariate models indicate that the effect of lockdown was not statistically significant on depression, de
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