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LEEDing the way

Julie Williamson May 01, 2012

Operators who chose to pursue certification touting their devotion to environmentally friendly construction practices can reap big rewards.

Drawing a safe bath

John Andrews May 01, 2012

One of the most frequent caregiving tasks also can be one of the most dangerous, with providers needing to stay current on what can keep residents free from harm.

Genius for strokes

Julie Williamson April 02, 2012

At least one stream of long-term care residents hasn't abated; providers are finding blended therapies are boosting stroke rehab success.

Bridging the gaps

John Andrews April 02, 2012

Information technology initiatives bolster long-term care providers' ability to trace and evaluate the quality of care they deliver to their residents.

Laundry lifeline

Julie Williamson March 01, 2012

It's not easy work and not as glamorous as other positions, so finding and keeping quality staff carries that much more importance.

Running the track

John Andrews March 01, 2012

Staying current on wound care tracking methods is essential for clinicians and other staff members working in today's long-term care clinical environment.

Talking up speech language pathology

John Andrews February 01, 2012

Despite low profiles, speech professionals have assumed expanded roles and are making increasingly critical contributions to rehab regimens.

No pain = all gain

Julie Williamson February 01, 2012

When it comes to dispensing pain relief meds to residents, the old methods are no longer viewed as sufficient. Better medication management is key.

Designing transition

John Andrews January 03, 2012

Contemporary design elements are getting the go ahead by more providers, who are still also focused on the durability and performance of furnishings and décor.

Quality care at hand

Julie Williamson January 03, 2012

From tablets to smartphones, mobile technology is now an affordable way to spend more time with a resident while boosting efficiency for the caregiver.

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