Insights on becoming a first-time manager
Many first-time managers perceive the people leadership part of their job as a necessary evil. After all, coaching and developing people is time-consuming.
Protect LTC from unintended consequences of drug pricing reform
Policymakers should ensure that any approach to restructure manufacturer rebates shares savings with pharmacies and prevents insurers, PBMs or manufacturers from shifting their losses downstream.
What Beyoncé can teach about LTC leadership
Whether you are an entertainer, journalist or long-term care administrator, there are some amazing examples of balance and leadership in Beyonce’s documentary “Homecoming.”
Celebrating the CAN, er, CNA
Here’s how you’ll know I’m sincere in my desire to celebrate some of long-term care’s most uncelebrated people. I’m willing to spend the next two hours trying to get the Word program to stop...
Nurse’s heroics go viral (and she’s one of us!)
Tiffany Lehman did long-term care nurses everywhere proud last week when she saved a baby’s life while in flight. This week, the rest of the world is finding out more.
Improving compliance in LTC
When immediate long-term or nursing care for a family member is needed, there is often a very small window for nursing home research and review.
Taylor promoted at Morning Pointe
Mandy Taylor, RN, has been promoted to the role of senior vice president of clinical services at Chattanooga, TN-based Morning Pointe Senior Living.
Making email matter
ALL emails are good because communication is good, but some could be clearer and communicate more thoroughly and competently what you want to say.
Overcoming ‘false sense of security about QAPI’ at May 14 webinar
Providers may be lulled into thinking they’re in better shape than they are when it comes to mandated QAPI programs. Attendees will learn what they still need to do at a May 14 McKnight’s webinar....
One letter, one voice, and how CMS listened
Concerned about the challenges facing our healthcare industry, I decided even though I am but one person, I should do something and let my voice be heard.
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