Put on your boogie shoes — your brain will thank you
I’m a fan of dancing. I’ve been known to bust a move in bars, at weddings, in school musicals and during obligatory dance breaks at college football games. But one thing I actively tried to...
‘Turning quality into currency’ the focus of Sept. 12 webinar
Participants at McKnight’s Sept. 12 webinar will learn specific steps how data mining can improve quality of care and reduce hospital usage.
Advance directives are vital documents for personal care goals
When completing an AD, the patient should consider what is most important, asking such questions as “Who can make medical decisions with the physician if I am unable?
Understanding the Braden Scale with pressure ulcer management
Multiple studies have demonstrated the validity and reliability of the Braden Scale. However the accuracy of the risk assessment is dependent upon an understanding of the multiple risk factors contributing...
Make arbitration an option — an obvious one
Like so many other contemporary debates, the arbitration issue has degenerated into a talking-points battle.
Prepare for MDS changes at Fall Expo session
Presenter Leah Klusch will give providers the information they need to succeed in a tight regulatory environment.
Staying engaged so that you can engage others
Clarify your own sense of purpose. What aspects of your work provide meaning for you?
Exercise is more important than you thought
For those of us approaching the age where some of our peers are starting to show decline in their cognition, it’s certainly worth doing everything we can and exploring all options to preserve the...
Eclipse envy
Like it had just pulled an emergency triple-shift, while simultaneously serving as DON, CNA, cook, laundry assistant and defense attorney. That’s how the sun looked as I drove to work Tuesday morning...
You’re not too busy to know this CMS news is good news
It’s nice to have friends in high places. Even better if she speaks of clearing regulatory clutter.
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