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William Schaffner
People who are 65 and older are six times more likely to die from influenza and its complications than all other age groups combined.
February 2017: Provider
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Amy Huaiquil
The aging of the country’s prison population is bringing higher rates of disabling conditions, with many needing long term/post-acute care services.
February 2017: Provider
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Joanne Kaldy
Fostering two baby kittens draws out residents to reminisce about their pasts, engaging with others.
January 2017: Provider
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Jocelyn Montgomery, Mary Jane Carothers, Holly Harmon, Marguerite McLaughlin, Amy Elliot, David Farrell, Cathie Brady, Barbara Frank
Nursing center academy prepares leaders for new regulatory requirements and performance-based health care.
January 2017: Provider
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Amy Huaiquil
A skilled nursing center from rural Idaho makes its mark in history.
January 2017: Provider
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Jennifer Lubell
Federal requirements in November 2017 call on long term care centers to have a program in place. Will providers be ready?
January 2017: Provider
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Liz Liberman
Delivering long term and post-acute care in a rural setting poses unique challenges and opportunities for skilled nursing providers.
December 2016: Provider
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Judi Kulus
CMS recently made changes to Chapter 4 of the Medicare Program Integrity Manual, which include governance for ZPICs.
December 2016: Provider
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Orrin Devinsky
Recent studies highlight tips for long term and post-acute care providers to help patients and residents with epilepsy achieve freedom from seizures.
December 2016: Provider
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Amy Huaiquil
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
December 2016: Provider
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Peter Feeney
There are steps staff members can take to not only be perceived as friendlier, but to actually feel friendlier.
November 2016: Provider
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Kathryn Evans
The improper disposal of drugs isn’t only an environmental threat, it can put the center at risk of substantial penalties.
November 2016: Provider
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Devin Robinson
Going for the gold unites staff and empowers them to make a difference.
November 2016: Provider
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Patrick Connole
A new breed of hackers is freezing health care and operational data and holding them hostage.
November 2016: Provider
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Joanne Kaldy
Training programs on the internet have become a convenient and popular resource for providers and their staff members.
October 2016: Provider
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Joanne Kaldy
Everything moves faster in the rehab arena, from the time it takes to get to know patients, to the time it takes to get them ready to go home.
October 2016: Provider
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Debbie Van Straten
Providers can flip their websites from liabilities into assets and capture and close their own referrals.
September 2016: Provider
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Bill Dauffman
Providers may attract more investors for their operations if they pool and aggregate their current data to show current trends.
September 2016: Provider
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Lee Kilmer
Data visualization can help staff members, from certified nurse assistants to executives, comprehend the data they need to do their jobs.
September 2016: Provider
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Patrick Connole
Providers are looking for money to invest in their businesses both for the short and long term.
September 2016: Provider
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