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> July 2008 Issue of McKnight's Long Term Care News
July 2008 29 7 Issue of McKnight's Long Term Care News
Features
Looks do matter
Some say four. Others say 90. But it is inarguably within the span of precious few seconds that people forge first impressions.
A sore subject
Wound management and prevention, like a wound itself, is a painful subject for many long-term care providers. It often ranks highest among their resident care-related ...
News
A pitched battle over arbitration clauses
U.S. lawmakers continued to campaign for an end to nursing home pre-admission agreements.They hammered providers recently on the topic, holding no fewer than three congressional ...
Providers hope to delay therapy caps' full return
The process that exempts most nursing home residents from therapy payment caps was set to expire at the beginning of this month, federal regulators cautioned ...
Survey: Facility satisfaction rises among LTC consumers
New research finds that 82% of long-term care consumers say they are satisfied with their facility. It marks a 2% rise compared to a year ...
Dressing made of silica gel
A new type of dressing made of silica gel fibers is showing early wound care potential. Developed by scientists in Germany, this novel dressing has ...
Many nurses like the boss better than the big wheels
While much of the attention of the most recent My InnerView national satisfaction survey focused on generally positive resident and family views, responses from workers ...
Having my say
When music works magic
Dr. Oliver Sacks, Professor of Clinical Neurology and Psychiatry at Columbia University, in his current bestselling book, Musicophilia, writes about the amazing therapeutic effects of ...
State News
Maryland: Laws regulate facility ownership, quality
In response to increasing concerns about the effects of nursing home ownership on quality of care, Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) recently signed two groundbreaking bills.
60 Seconds with
60 Seconds with...
Mary Jane Koren, MD Steering Committee Chair, Advancing Excellence
Ask the care expert
Ask the care expert
Sherrie Dornberger, RNC, CDONA, FACDONA 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 legal expert
Ask the legal expert
John Durso, Esq. Ungaretti & Harris LLP
How to do it…
How to do it... Incontinence care
Incontinence care products and programs require a large portion of a facility's resources. That makes choosing the right ones vital —and taking the right steps ...
Design
This village has big plans
One of the largest CCRCs in the country, Friendship Village located in Schaumburg, IL, offers something for seniors at all stages of life.
Pursuing excellence
Brinton Manor joins club
Brinton Manor of Glen Mills, PA, knows how to maintain close ties to the community. This forward-thinking facility has teamed with global service organization Kiwanis ...
The big picture
Small steps trump big plans
It's a rare week in Washington when there isn't a conference of experts tackling one or more of our most troubling policy matters.
Editor’s desk
Working the angles as ranking system nears
If there's one thing I learned long ago as a journalist, it's that the ratings game is a double-edged sword. It doesn't matter if it's ...
Profile
A new perspective
Alice Hedt, Executive Director, NCCNHR
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Medicare case-mix likely to become more clinically complex, NIC panel asserts
Pennsylvania seeks federal Medicaid assistance to stave off disaster
Senate passes bill extending FMAP, therapy caps exceptions process
Obama targets Medicare, Medicaid waste
Shift long-term care payment responsibility from Medicaid to Medicare, research group suggests
Slow economy didn't stop new assisted living regulations in 2009: report
Healthcare IT could further strain Medicaid budgets, state directors say
Medicare terminates prescription drug contract with Fox Insurance Company
Long-term care hospitals subject of Senate investigation
Defibrillator implants often overlooked in hospice, end-of-life care
Medicare case-mix likely to become more clinically complex, NIC panel asserts
Senate passes bill extending FMAP, therapy caps exceptions process
Apply outcomes measurement to therapy services
Slow economy didn't stop new assisted living regulations in 2009: report
Long-term care hospitals subject of Senate investigation
Latest bill would extend therapy caps exceptions process through end of year
Defibrillator implants often overlooked in hospice, end-of-life care
Pennsylvania seeks federal Medicaid assistance to stave off disaster
Medicare terminates prescription drug contract with Fox Insurance Company
Healthcare IT could further strain Medicaid budgets, state directors say
Minorities at greater risk of developing Alzheimer's, leading association finds
Advocat earnings sink in 2009 fourth quarter
Obama targets Medicare, Medicaid waste
Smith & Nephew wound therapy device violates KCI patent, jury determines
Senate passes bill extending FMAP, therapy caps exceptions process
Medicare terminates prescription drug contract with Fox Insurance Company
First MDS 3.0 training to take place next week
Long-term care hospitals subject of Senate investigation
Latest bill would extend therapy caps exceptions process through end of year
Medicare case-mix likely to become more clinically complex, NIC panel asserts
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