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Nursing home providers struggled with implementing infection control plans last year, according to a review of surveyor data during 2020.

A new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) initiative to better treat sepsis in hospitals could help long-term care communities launch and optimize sepsis care programs.

Infection control deficiencies were widespread throughout nursing homes even before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report by the Government Accountability Office.

Series Introduction The Advancing Excellence in Long-Term Care Collaborative is a community of diverse collaborators who experienced the pandemic differently and from different perspectives. We have shared...

65 percent of respondents reported burnout; more negative mental health impacts seen for frontline and practicing IPs

Long-term care providers have a new, “meaningful resource” to improve infection control practices and reduce citations, according to organizers.

Long-term care staff inadvertently spread coronavirus between facilities in the early days of the first U.S. outbreak in Washington.

Stricter infection control and emergency preparedness regulations could be on the horizon for skilled nursing and other long-term care providers if the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services grants a...

Three Michigan nursing homes worked hand-in-hand with local referral hospitals and labs to successfully contain facility COVID-19 outbreaks.

Assisted living operators found serious challenges in implementing infection prevention and control practices for residents with dementia during the pandemic, according to a new study across seven states.