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Caring for the Ages
Volume 7, Issue 11, Pages 1-23 (November 2006)
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Quality Summit Founders Vow To Advance Excellence in LTC: Campaign seeks to improve public trust, communication, and retention.
JOANNE KALDY
page 1
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Survey: Prescribing Drugs Still a Challenge Under Part D
SUSAN M. PETTEY
page 1
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Dear Dr. B


Sorting Through Fax, Pharmacist Issues: Ask pharmacists to include necessary response times to make the task less overhwhelming.
DAVID BRECHTELSBAUER
pages 2-3
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States Join HHS Campaign for LTC Planning
SUSAN M. PETTEY
page 3
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Leadership


Communicating Across the LTC Continuum: The key to success of the quality initiative is in being open to new ways of working together.
DIANE L. DIXON
page 4
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The Challenge of Technology
Joanne Kaldy
page 5
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Quality Summit Puts Premium on Staff Retention
JOANNE KALDY
page 5
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Gap in Dental Care Can Lead to Diabetes, Other Disease Conditions: Among other things, medication use, cognitive decline can present challenges to oral health.
ANDREA M. SATTINGER
pages 6-7
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Memory Walk Steps Up AD Cause: Alzheimer's Association rolls out annual signature event to raise awareness and push for a cure.
PAMELA KUMAR
page 8
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NIH Boosts Funding for Imaging Studies in Dementia
Mary Ellen Schneider
page 8
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Antiamyloid Drugs May Offer Hope for AD: Developmental treatments could make Alzheimer's a more manageable disease.
MICHELE G. SULLIVAN
page 9
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Closing the Gap on Alternative Medicine: NIH center helps long-term care physicians keep abreast of research.
MARLENE PITURRO
page 10
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Poor Physical Function Signals Dementia Onset: More challenging tasks could be affected earlier in the course of cognitive decline.
MARY ANN MOON
page 11
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Advanced Practice Nurses Raise Profile in LTC: As a fee-for-service provider, NPs have to keep their numbers up, and code and bill correctly.
MARLENE PITURRO
page 12
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Myths, Evidence About Employee Turnover
VIVIAN TELLIS-NAYAK
page 13
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Ongoing Support Boosts CNA Loyalty and Retention
GRETCHEN HENKEL
page 13
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Making the Rounds on Elderly Patients: It takes 10 minutes to complete eight assessments that the staff otherwise may not focus on.
CHRISTINA CHASE
page 14
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Elderly Face Grief and Loss Differently Than Do Others
MITCHEL L. ZOLER
page 14
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Liability Insurance Issues Still Vex Members: Despite modest reports of claims, survey finds 17% modified their practices due to concerns.
SUSAN M. PETTEY
page 15
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Medication Management


Complex Interactions of Drugs, Nutrients: As a general rule, enteral feeding formulas and medications should not be mixed.
DAVID R. THOMAS
page 16
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Higher-Dose Flu Vaccine Appears More Effective in Elderly
MARY ANN MOON
page 16
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Drug Update


Paget's Disease of Bone
Elizabeth Mechcatie, Lora T. McGlade
page 17
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A Few Beats Ahead: Medical Device Pioneers: Physician inventors tell how they turned their good ideas into great products.
Doug Brunk
pages 18-19
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News from the Association


Tool Kit Is Packed With Guidance On Immunizations in LTC Setting
page 20
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Largest Flu Vaccine Shipment Expected
John Bell
page 20
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Train Others to Keep the Patients' Wishes in Mind
Robert McConnell
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Search Publications Simultaneously
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AMDA: Tune In to Virtual Newsroom
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Data Watch: Average Claims Payments on Medical Malpractice, 2005
page 20
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Symposium Committee Sets Wave in Motion
page 21
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Don't Miss These Events
page 21
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Core Curriculum in LTC
page 21
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Committee Stays in High Gear for the Annual Symposium
page 21
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JAMDANews
pages 22-23
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Canadian Drug Importation Clears Hurdle
SUSAN M. PETTEY
page 23
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