The virtual doors will open at 10:30 a.m. ET today. Attendees can still register, and have the opportunity to earn up to three CE credits while learning about workforce issues, technology and falls prevention.
The chief nursing officer of Vocera Communications will share solutions that can remove hassles, restore human connections and increase safety and health justice for residents, families and frontline workers at the fifth annual McKnight’s Senior Living Online Expo on June 17.
A session titled “Strategies to protect and connect residents, families and care teams in senior living communities,” will be the middle of three sessions at the fifth annual McKnight’s Senior Living Online Expo on June 17. The session, which begins at 12:30 p.m. ET, will highlight how cognitive overload and burnout affects the well-being of…
Speaker Melissa J. McGuire, PharmD, clinical manager at Omnicare, will identify both intrinsic and extrinsic falls risk factors, review common medications that increase risk, highlight the CDC’s STEADI initiative, and address falls prevention plans.
Today is the final deadline for receipt of nominations for the 2021 McKnight’s Excellence in Technology Awards. The annual contest recognizes providers that convey how technology — simple or advanced — has improved care and operations in their organizations. There is no cost to enter.
If your organization has implemented technology in the past year to improve care, services or operations or to improve connections between staff members and residents and/or their families, now is your chance to be recognized for it.
These long-term care leaders will offer a first-hand look at their organizations’ diversity and inclusion efforts. The webinar is open to everyone at no cost, and offers participants an opportunity to earn CE credit.
Join us for two days of celebration and inspiration at the virtual McKnight’s Women of Distinction Awards and Forum, May 18 and 19. CE accredited sessions are presented by industry leaders — and this year’s winners!
Erickson Living is changing its name to Erickson Senior Living and rolling out a new logo as part of a strategy that will see almost $3 billion in development and construction over the next five years. The plans potentially will expand Erickson’s reach past the 11 states in which it currently operates and bring the total number of continuing care retirement communities it manages from the current 19 to 25 or more.
Continuing our interview series with 2020 McKnight’s Women of Distinction honorees, Cynthia Morton, executive vice president of the National Association for the Support of Long-Term Care, shares when she knew the eldercare field was right for her, who her mentors have been, her biggest accomplishment, where she believes the long-term care industry is headed, advice for those interested in the field, and what it means to be a McKnight’s Women of Distinction.
