Mobile Version
SearchEldercare
Subscribe
Newsletters
Contact Us
About Us
Advertise
Magazine
Jobs
Reprints
Video Ads
Home
News
Product News
Editors' Blog
Guest blogs
Newsletters
RSS
Weekly Round Up
Reports
Professional Development Guides
Career Guide
NIC Reports
Directory Purchasing Reports & Buyer's Guides
Rehab Perspectives
Medline Success Stories
Penner Patient Care
Evercare Supplements
SunDance Rehabilitation
Joerns
KCI Supplement
Newsletters
Jobs
Events
Webcasts
Online Expo
Subscribe
CE/CME
Resources
SearchEldercare.com
Glossary
Industry FAQ
Directory
Magazines
Media Kits
Drug Info
Browse Drug Database
Long Term Care Drugs
Videos
Other links:
The Editors' Blog
Rehab Realities
The Real Nurse Jackie
Search Eldercare
News
You Can't Make Up This Stuff
Directory
RSS
|
Login
|
Register
Leading by example Articles
On-the-job training: discussing a unique nurse training program
Jill Gilbert
August 01, 2009
This month, we continue our discussion with administrator Andrew McKillop, who maintains that the most valuable asset the facility has is its employees.
Grants prove valuable: using culture change to improve finances
Jill Gilbert
April 01, 2009
This month we continue our discussion with Jill Allin, director of sales and marketing for Village Shalom in Overland Park, KS. Its nursing home component has won several awards for promoting culture change and providing resident-centered care.
Leading by example: promoting culture change in nursing homes
March 01, 2009
One of the primary concepts behind the Promoting Excellent Alternatives in Kansas (PEAK) award is promoting culture change in nursing homes.
Focus on the resident
Jill Gilbert
January 01, 2009
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 illness.
Power of community action
Jill Gilbert
December 01, 2008
In the six months since Brinton Manor of Glen Mills, PA, teamed up with Kiwanis International, the nation's first SNF-based Aktion Club has already proven a huge success.
Games to engage the mind
Jill Gilbert
November 01, 2008
A 2007 study in the journal Neuroepidemiology estimates that 3.8 million people in the United States have dementia. The progressive decline in cognitive and physical abilities among this population makes it increasingly difficult for both family members and nursing home caregivers to engage with them.
Inspiration for the future
Jill Gilbert
October 01, 2008
It's been a year since the inception of "Leading by Example," and looking back, we are amazed at the innovative practices taking place in nursing homes across the United States.
Open wide and say 'aaah!'
Jill Gilbert
September 01, 2008
As a general dentist, Kristin Outlan routinely saw dementia patients bussed in to her office from nursing homes and left for hours at a time.
Polishing up our oral health
Jill Gilbert
August 01, 2008
No matter one's age, oral health is extremely important. Problems that start in the mouth can negatively affect other conditions and hamper overall wellness. And in an elderly population, often there are already many major health issues to contend with.
« Previous
Next »
Sponsored Links
Most Popular
Most Emailed
Most Recent
Obama's budget proposal would reduce Medicare payments
Nursing home groups respond to Obama's proposed Medicare and Medicaid cuts
Catholic nursing homes will be affected by HHS contraception regulation
Long-term care stakeholders submit quality measures performance report to HHS
Federal Medicaid matching rate to decline in 2014
House repeals CLASS Act
Americans' lifespan shorter than previously thought, study finds
OIG: Cutting Medicare and Medicaid fraud still a top concern
Healthcare to account for sizable chunk of new jobs by 2020
TN inmate escapes from custody while in nursing home laundry facility
When residents attack
Obama's budget proposal would reduce Medicare payments
TN inmate escapes from custody while in nursing home laundry facility
Long-term care stakeholders submit quality measures performance report to HHS
Indiana passes anti-union legislation
Legislation would mandate special training for dementia care workers
Topical cream can replace multiple wound care products
It's been a hard day's day
Elderly nursing home residents are deficient in vitamin D, study says
OIG: Cutting Medicare and Medicaid fraud still a top concern
Effectively screen those residents
Common pay system for three post-acute care settings appears doable, new report says
Legislation would mandate special training for dementia care workers
Social Security recipients cannot opt out of Medicare, appeals court rules
Fixing the empathy gene
Nursing home groups respond to Obama's proposed Medicare and Medicaid cuts
TN inmate escapes from custody while in nursing home laundry facility
Obama administration boosts Alzheimer's research with $50 million in funding
New Jersey's real giants?
Emissary Technologies changes name to CareRight Technologies
Popular Topics
Affordable Care Act
Alzheimer's
Assisted Living
Budget
Census
Centers For Disease Control And Prevention
Centers For Medicare & Medicaid Services
CLASS Act
CMS
Department Of Health And Human Services
Florida
GAO
Government Accountability Office
Group Therapy
HHS
Jobs
Kathleen Sebelius
Kosher Meals
LeadingAge
Length Of Stay
Long-Term Care
Medicaid
Medicare
Nursing Homes
Therapy