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 April 2018

 

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  • The Tyranny of Trauma

    Trauma may come in many forms and through many experiences. Experts say that more than a third of the general population in the United States alone experience trauma at some point in their lifetimes.
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  • HUD Program Offers New Options for Providers

    Amid growing concerns that interest rates are on an upward trajectory, a leading voice in the seniors housing funding space says skilled nursing and assisted living providers should be aware of the many benefits of the HUD Section 232 program.
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  • Interview: Ashley Blankenship

    Ashley Blankenship, chair of NCAL and AHCA board member, could draw a full circle to show her path to becoming a leader in the assisted living profession.
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  • Antibiotic Stewardship in Practice

    Antibiotic stewardship and a robust infection prevention and control program (IPCP) are key initiatives in the 2016 revision of the federal Requirements of Participation for skilled nursing facilities, and this year health inspectors are really honing in on these areas as part of the survey process.
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  • Wrapping Up Year 2017 in Data

    The skilled nursing sector continued to face challenges in 2017 due to many factors, including length of stay pressure from managed care, changing regulations, competition from other post-acute providers (such as home health), and labor pressure—both retention challenges and wage rate growth pressure.
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