Residents with cognitive impairment don’t feel pain
Please, someone tell me why we are still challenged with identifying and treating pain in the elderly, particularly those with dementia.
How does engagement measure up?
In our role as providers serving our residents, we are tasked to address their needs and desires in the most person-centered way. Making sure we take into account who they are and where they are cognitively...
A tip for a good speech: Practice with a pooch
As much as I enjoy presenting or speaking in front of groups of people, it’s also true that a moment before I begin, I always experience a moment of sheer panic.
Moving on, moving in — different perspectives of life
That’s a difference between my father’s generation and mine — the way we value, or in my case, don’t value, our independence.
Where your future referrals might be coming from
Whether you’re a kickball captain on the playground, a Little League coach on draft day or a shopper crossing the threshold for a big new sale, you know the look you give.
Personalizing wound care to educate and drive patient comprehension
Applying wound care dressings can be complex, frustrating, and frankly a bit scary.
Acute care and PAC: A friendship long overdue
Hospitals and health systems are increasingly shifting their focus to managing an episode of care.
Holt named CFO
Jody Holt is the new chief financial officer at Covenant Retirement Communities in Illinois.
Titan-Ford joins AMC Health
Sheree Titan-Ford has joined virtual care solution company AMC Health as its vice president and head of marketing.
What I would say to young Nurse Jackie
I started thinking: If young Nurse Jackie knew what she would have to go through to get a smile of contentment on her face, would that huge smile turn to a look of horror? Could I have let her know that...
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