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Caring for the Ages
Volume 7, Issue 5, Pages 1-23 (May 2006)
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Alexian Bros. Touts Its Creative Approach, Personal Touch: Despite Medicare restrictions, group marches to its own drummer, treating one patient at a time.
MARLENE PITURRO
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Overcoming Leadership Challenges in LTC
JOANNE KALDY
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Review of the Annual Assessment
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Research Finds Need for Core Data in Transfers: A common list of records used in a patient's move would avoid unnecessary tests, lower risks.
MARY ELLEN SCHNEIDER
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Leadership


Older Americans Month—and Beyond: How long-term care leaders can keep the spirit strong all year.
DIANE L. DIXON
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New Experiences Curb Mental Deterioration: Until age 50, most people use only one side of the brain; in later years, both sides come into play.
JANE NEFF ROLLINS
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Aging Is Not Synonymous With Alzheimer's Disease
JANE NEFF ROLLINS
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Sleep Disorders More Common in Older Age
KERRI WACHTER
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Two Studies Examine Practical Sleep Interventions in LTC Settings: More than half of adult residents 65 and older have some form of sleep disturbance.
MARY ELLEN SCHNEIDER
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Schiavo Case Still Triggers Review of Ethics: In the U.S., autonomy tends to trump other medical ethics principles.
PATRICIA L. KIRK
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Facility Litigation: View From Expert Witnesses
KATHLEEN M. WILSON
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A Look at New, Revised Policies for Coding, Surveys, and Medicare Benefits
KATHLEEN M. WILSON
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Preliminary Responses Confirm Jury Is Still Out on Part D
SUSAN M. PETTEY
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Gulf Coast Physician Shares Lessons From Storm: Facility gears up to dig a well and to use bracelets to ensure residents' care in cases of emergency.
PATRICIA KIRK
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Technology Helps Facilities and Keeps Families Involved in Residents' Care: Device identifies movement, but gives patients greater independence.
MARY ELLEN SCHNEIDER
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PT Medical Director Empowers Staff, Boosts Effectiveness
MARY ELLEN SCHNEIDER
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New AIDS Cases Rise Among Older Patients: In addition, of HIV-positive people who have not progressed to AIDS, 20% are age 50 or older.
JANE NEFF ROLLINS
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Views Differ on Managing Urinary Incontinence: Physicians, nurse-practitioners, DONs evaluate condition less than other geriatric syndromes.
MARY ELLEN SCHNEIDER
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Strength and Flexibility, Part 3: Hip and Lumbar Spine
WILLIBALD NAGLER
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Cultural Competency Gives Boost to Quality of Life in Nursing Homes: ‘Our goal was for people to be able to exist … within their own culture, inside our facility.’
MARY ELLEN SCHNEIDER
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Adult Day Care Faces Growing Demand: Models could help delay LTC placement, while presenting new program opportunities.
JOANNE KALDY
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How a City Campaign Reduced Antibiotic Resistance
JANE JERRARD
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The Evidence-Based Path Leads to Quality: From data, to information, to knowledge, wise actions are made.
V. TELLIS-NAYAK
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AMDA Offers Sessions to Prepare CPG Trainers: Interdisciplinary model is considered unique, ‘crucial to improve the quality’ of care.
JACQUELINE VANCE, STAFF
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JAMDABriefs
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