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Survey Shows Surprising Staff Job Satisfaction: Certified nursing assistants leave jobs but often stay in long-term care. SUSAN BIRK page 1 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (632 KB)
Researcher Overcomes Recession Hurdles JOANNE KALDY pages 1-10 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (677 KB)
Public Policy
Despite Reform, Medicaid Woes Continue Susan M. Pettey page 2 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (176 KB)
Dear Dr. Jeff
How to Prepare for an Annual State Survey Jeffrey Nichols page 3 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (118 KB)
To Keep Staff, Evaluate and Educate SUSAN BIRK page 4 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (102 KB)
Data Show 2008 Jump in Quality Reports Joyce Frieden page 4 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (102 KB)
‘What Are the Top Issues for LTC in 2010?’ Caring for the Ages advisers expect a year marked by manpower and funding stresses. page 5 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (195 KB)
Time for Elders' H1N1 Vaccine DOUG BRUNK page 6 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (120 KB)
H1N1 Vaccine Continues to Appear Safe MIRIAM E. TUCKER page 6 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (120 KB)
Officials Say Pandemic's End Unclear JONATHAN GARDNER page 6 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (120 KB)
OSHA H1N1 Fact Sheets page 6 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (120 KB)
Cardiovascular, Osteoarthritis Link Found MITCHEL L. ZOLER page 8 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (96 KB)
Community LTC
Concierge Practice: Boon or Threat to Care? Dan Osterweil page 11 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (105 KB)
Kidney Disease Affects Heart Failure Risk DOUG BRUNK page 12 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (466 KB)
IDT Rounds
Mr. and Mrs. J, People With Divergent Needs: Each partner attempts to support the other while having significant needs of his or her own. Bonnie Wirfs page 13 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (123 KB)
Anticlotting Drugs Emerge in Pivotal Trials: Long-term care could be most affected by getting an alternative to warfarin therapy. MITCHEL L. ZOLER pages 14-15 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (1572 KB)
Sustained Growth Rate Fixed For Now ALICIA AULT page 15 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (1541 KB)
News from the Association
AMDA Sets Plans for 2010 and Beyond page 16 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (110 KB)
Board Moves Toward Defining Competencies page 16 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (110 KB)
Synopsis of Regulations Has New Culture Change Tags page 16 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (110 KB)
Hopkins Includes CMD Training page 16 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (110 KB)
Programs Strengthen Future of LTC page 17 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (435 KB)
Expert Will Discuss Heart Failure in Elderly page 17 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (435 KB)
Don't Miss These Events page 17 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (435 KB)
The Long-Term Care Job Fair Is Coming page 17 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (435 KB)
Meditations on Geriatric Medicine
The Power of Story in Long-Term Care Jerald Winakur page 18 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (280 KB)
Study Links Psychoactive Drugs and Falls MARY ANN MOON page 19 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (332 KB)
Practitioners Address Geriatric Psychiatry: First continuing medical education session on topic teaches practical approaches. ERIC TANGALOS pages 20-21 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (528 KB)
Caring for Consumers
Smooth Moves Between Care Settings page 20 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (168 KB)
Corrections Yield Higher Code Values page 21 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (431 KB)
FDA: Avoid Clopidogrel With Omeprazole ELIZABETH MECHCATIE page 22 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (221 KB)
Journal Highlights
From the November Issue of the Journal of the American Medical Directors Association page 23 Preview | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (146 KB)
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