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The Great Workforce Shortage
It is the scarcity of workers to care for the nation’s elders and people with disabilities that has shaken the profession and forced new ways of thinking on how to find and keep employees.
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Staff Satisfaction Results in Happier Residents
While nobody relishes hearing how they’ve disappointed someone, administrators should remember that complaints aren’t necessarily a bad thing.
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Rural Providers Need New Strategies to Succeed
Solutions for the specific challenges of rural SNFs are available, including strategies that innovative providers are implementing now to address them head on.
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Interview: Larry Lane
Larry Lane came to Washington, D.C., in the early 1960s to undertake his undergraduate degree at George Washington University. But, even before his first week in town had ended, Lane found his calling when, while visiting his local congressman, the lawmaker uttered four simple words that changed the young man’s life: “When are you starting?”
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Risk Could Lead to Expanded Markets
BPCI A most notably is built around an episode of care that runs a total of 90 days and begins at the point that the patient is discharged from the EI acute care hospital. PAC providers need to be aware of the following issues.
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Staff Training and Competency: A Growing Challenge
Even the most well-intended of us can benefit from training that builds upon knowledge and practice in eldercare.
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