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Assisted living is a unique clinical practice setting for nurses; partly because of the state regulatory structure, rapidly evolving resident acuity, and emphasis on person-centeredness. These qualities can lead to nurses feeling pulled in many different directions. Rather than focusing entirely on clinical outcomes, assisted living nurses must have a keen awareness of resident choice and satisfaction and the impact these concerns have on overall job performance, not to mention long term success for the assisted living organization.

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