New infection control push puts scrutiny on laundries
From cleaning and disinfection practices to space and machines, departments asked to improve their game.
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Unintended consequences of the pandemic: Skin woes
PPE creates pressure injuries for caregivers, while handwashing may pose clinical risks for residents.
How to do it … Meds management during a pandemic
You might have to go back to Hong Kong Flu in the 1970s to find a more chaotic period than our current pandemic days. But as the experts tell here, a dose of calm and teamwork can help tackle even the thorniest of medication management challenges.
Pandemic transforms wound care market, raises demand
New concerns about wound management, prices and disrupted supply chains force firms to alter routines.
COVID-19 alters usual ways of approaching infections
From antibiotics to hand hygiene, clinical experts are rethinking the way they handle this new pathogen.
Bathing joins list of perilous chores in age of COVID-19
Lack of PPE is complicating the task for caregivers, but relentless attention to cleaning surfaces will help.
COVID-19 pushes facility projects into deep freeze
While many design firms are dealing with slowed sales and growth, certain furnishings remain high demand.
How to do it … Strategic dining decisions
Pleasant dining experiences are among the ones seniors hold onto most dearly. Yet too often not enough thought is given to minding the details. That’s where strategic dining decisions can be so critical. Such decisions can involve everything from a dining room makeover to efforts such as local food sourcing and menu tweaks. Our experts explain here how to make the most palatable decisions.
Virtual reality emerges as a viable tool in rehab therapy
Increasingly prevalent technology shows promise with Parkinson’s, stroke and memory care patients.
IT checkup: Currency of data drives boundless innovation
From wearables to sensors, devices are harnessing information to improve care, quality of life and more.
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