Communication Role Critical in Pandemic With information flowing from all sides, providers must sift through it, identify misperceptions, and get the facts to staff and families. Joanne Kaldy 2/1/2021 COVID-19Caregiving Page ContentThe pandemic has both confirmed and changed how providers think about infection control and prevention, including how and what they communicate.See Page 10 to read more. Related News Caregiving Resident-Centered Documentation Is More Than a Chart In long term and post-acute care, where residents often live for extended periods of time, documentation should do more than track clinical tasks. READ MORE Caregiving Arkansas Health Care Association Launches First of Its Kind Nursing School to Build Workforce Pipeline Faced with a growing shortage of licensed practical nurses (LPNs) across their state, the Arkansas Health Care Association (AHCA) is launching a new, innovative way for providers to find passionate caregivers to join their teams. READ MORE Caregiving The Essential Role of Mental Health in Senior Care In long term care settings, studies suggest that almost two-thirds of nursing home residents exhibit cognitive impairment, and as many as 70 percent of assisted living residents have been diagnosed with dementia. READ MORE View All News Related Articles Caregiving 5/31/2025 AHCA's Better Way to Support an Aging America Nursing home care is improving and has a tremendous responsibility and opportunity to serve our nation’s seniors. But access to care is being systemically threatened by a number of issues that providers are working tirelessly to manage. READ MORE Caregiving Infection Control 5/31/2025 Boost Your Team’s Enhanced Barrier Precautions IQ Recent updates to federal guidance make this an ideal time for long term care facilities to reassess and strengthen their EBP practices. READ MORE Caregiving 5/31/2025 Commanding Through the Storm The right communication at the right time plays a large part in managing a crisis. Practice ahead of time to be ready. READ MORE