Therapists rehab residents and spaces during COVID
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John Hall
Apr 01, 2021
Battling for access and PPE, caretakers get creative to keep services accessible in-person and online
How to do it … Documenting the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
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John Hall
Mar 01, 2021
In assessing the obstacles in the sometimes-bumpy vaccine rollout last December, Harvard Medical School healthcare policy professor David Grabowski echoed a familiar refrain among critics about “the...
Experts unmask COVID-19 myths lurking in laundries
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John Hall
Mar 01, 2021
Despite fear and even more laundry, smart infection control procedures can protect in-house facilities.
Building and renovation: A real COVID-19 silver lining?
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John Hall
Mar 01, 2021
Fatal flaws in older skilled nursing facilities may lead to boom in redesign, upgrades and capital investment.
How to do it … Maintaining PPE supplies
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John Hall
Feb 01, 2021
Since pandemic conditions emerged last March, long-term care providers have been beset with how to find, purchase and extend the use of enough personal protective equipment. Experts provide valuable advice...
COVID-19 is fueling surge of data and reporting demands
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John Hall
Jan 31, 2021
Recognition of the importance of infection control is the source of the new requirements, expectation
How to do it … Designing safe, useful spaces
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John Hall
Dec 01, 2020
COVID-19 has placed restrictions on many “nonessential” projects like renovation. Money is tight. To adapt to the current COVID-19 conditions on limited budgets, administrators and staff are repurposing...
COVID-19 inspires ‘overdue’ infection control innovation
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John Hall
Dec 01, 2020
Shortage of supplies along with need for protocols relating to testing, cohorting, visitation lead to change.
Contact tracing may come of age, thanks to pandemic
By
John Hall
Dec 01, 2020
COVID-19 has revived interest in an old technology as experts look to it as a tool for controlling outbreaks.
How to do it … Job growth amid COVID-19
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John Hall
Nov 01, 2020
With all that has transpired, it may surprise some people that anyone is thinking about “ordinary” pre-pandemic issues. But for those looking beyond a time when COVID-19 is no longer a household acronym,...