Nursing Home Administrators
Staying focused in long-term care
March 13, 2015Political correctness is a concept that has been around since the first activists in the University of Wisconsin Madison added it to our language and our thinking. Inevitably, it reached long-term care as an industry.
Administrators pan pay-for-performance
June 01, 2014Most nursing home administrators do not believe that pay-for-performance initiatives lead to improved resident care or stronger bottom lines, according to findings recently published in the Journal of Aging and Social Policy.
Nursing home administrators do not believe that pay-for-performance improves care quality or facility profitability, survey shows
April 21, 2014Most nursing home administrators do not believe that pay-for-performance initiatives lead to improved resident care or stronger bottom lines, according to findings recently published in the Journal of Aging and Social Policy.
State News
March 01, 2014HAWAII — One of the most expensive states in the country for long-term care is staring down the barrel of dwindling budgets and a rapidly growing elderly population. Officials are taking proactive measures to ensure adequate funding and better engage aging residents.
Increasing cynicism is No. 1 predictor of nursing home administrator turnover, research shows
February 06, 2014Nursing home administrators with high levels of cynicism related to a feeling of professional burnout are most likely to leave their job, suggests new research from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Nursing home administrators can rise to 'unrealistic expectations' with disaster management, expert says in aftermath of Oklahoma tornado
May 22, 2013One day after a powerful tornado destroyed a hospital and devastated an Oklahoma town, long-term care stakeholders gathered at a disaster preparedness conference organized by the Center for Preparedness Education, a joint endeavor of the Creighton University School of Medicine and the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
