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> January 2009 Issue of McKnight's Long Term Care News
January 2009 30 1 Issue of McKnight's Long Term Care News
Features
Keeping record
It might be hard to believe, but it was five years ago when President Bush declared his support for an electronic health records initiative by ...
Tasteful twists
The layout and design of dining areas in long-term care facilities are key to keeping residents and families coming back for seconds
News
Workforce bill gives providers new boost
The nursing home community last month applauded Chairman of the Senate Special Committee on Aging Sen. Herb Kohl (D-WI) for introducing a bill to expand ...
MedPAC to providers: Rates fine as they are
The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) apparently believes that inflation does not exist for long-term care providers. At press time, the organization was about to ...
Kohl's bill aims to bolster flagging caregiver workforce
Sen. Herb Kohl (D-WI) last month took a swipe at the workforce shortage with new legislation that would provide funding for more educational and training ...
Leading by example
Focus on the resident
Palm Garden in Ocala, FL, is a 180-bed skilled "living" facility where residents are known as "community members," and the focus is on wellness, not ...
Having my say
Nurses: Take your shot
It's been said, "nurses are the heartbeat of the healthcare system." Without them, the system could not survive.
60 Seconds with
60 Seconds with...
Dale E. Yeatts, Professor of Sociology, University of North Texas
Ask the care expert
Ask the care expert
Sherry Dornberger, RNC, CDONA, FACDPMA President, NADONA
Ask the treatment expert
Ask the treatment expert
Donna Sardina, RN, MHA, WCC President, Wound Care Education Institute
Ask the nursing expert
Ask the nursing expert
Anne Marie Barnett, RN Former President, Maryland NADONA/LTC
Ask the payment expert
Ask the payment expert
Patricia Boyer, MSM, NHA, RN President, Boyer & Associates, LLC
Ask the legal expert
Ask the legal expert
John Durso, Esq. Ungaretti & Harris LLP
Design
Better, bigger and faster
An Ohio assisted living and skilled nursing facility uses clever design and construction techniques to more rapidly build its community
The big picture
Each year's a new start
We can find many reasons to rejoice in a new year's arrival.
Editor’s desk
Star ratings? Give 'em two big thumbs down
For a while, it appeared the feds had pulled it off: Nobody was going to be watching the right hand while the left hand fiddled ...
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IT with a human touch
Majd Alwan, Director, Center for Aging Services Technologies
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