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Caring for the Ages
Volume 9, Issue 4, Pages 1-32 (April 2008)
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Top Medical Directors Share Their Secrets to Success: Annual Symposium session touted staff communication, problem solving, and daring to change.
JOANNE KALDY
page 1
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Common Sense Urged Regarding Sexuality
DOUG BRUNK
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Guest Editorial


Let Residents Write Their Own Stories
Susan L. Schrader
page 4
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Dear Dr. B


When School's in Session, Be a Class Act
David Brechtelsbauer
page 5
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Public Policy


The Medical-Spending Debate Continues: The President's cuts got a cool reception while other long-term care issues heated up.
Susan M. Pettey
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Correction
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One Year to Better Physician Services


Shared Expectations Plus Commitment Equals Quality Care in a Nursing Facility
Lorraine Tarnove
page 9
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Legal Issues


Health Care Homicide? Or, Are Medical Errors Being Increasingly Criminalized?
Janet K. Feldkamp
page 10
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Medical Ethics


Ethics Means Respecting the Individual When a Person's Desires Are Unclear: Providers should neither force treatment that would have been unwanted nor deny care that would have been chosen.
Jeffrey Nichols
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Residents Benefit from Psychiatric Consults
DOUG BRUNK
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Networking Opens Doors for Palliative Care, Say Doctors in Rural Practices: Start in hospice but work with multiple institutions for compensation and specialty training.
KERRI WACHTER
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New Therapies Promising for Wound Healing: All of the latest technologies for treatment of nonhealing wounds have pluses and minuses.
DOUG BRUNK
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Being a Change Agent Makes Dollars, Sense: Symposium session featured real-world experiences of people making a difference in LTC.
JOANNE KALDY
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News From the Association


AMDA House Passes EOL White Paper
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AMDA Recognizes Volunteers for Their Dedication to LTC Medicine
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Training for Medical Directors Of the Future
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Don't Miss These Events
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Advancing Excellence Webinars Reach Thousands of NH Staff
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Revised CPGs Are Popular at Annual Symposium
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Can't Get Away for CME? Try Your State Chapter
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Influence the Culture of LTC
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Families Need Dementia Facts
Joanne Kaldy
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‘Namaste’ Care Honors the Spirit Within Advanced-Dementia Patients
JOANNE KALDY
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Elders' Stoicism Limits Pain Management
KATE JOHNSON
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Tools Can Enhance Capacity Judgment
JOANNE KALDY
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Panel Notes Modest Dementia-Drug Effects
MICHELE G. SULLIVAN
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Donepezil Improves Executive Function in Test
SHARON WORCESTER
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Bill Would Boost Long-Term Care Training
JANE ANDERSON
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Panel Reveals Means to Better Transitions: The round trip from emergency room to hospital to nursing facility is fraught with danger.
KATHLEEN M. WILSON
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