The evolution of swag
Vendors heading into a myriad of fall conferences have plenty to worry about. Months ago, most probably had a serious debate about what swag to offer at their exhibit booths.
Surviving the night shift
In a new study highlighted by McKnight’s, more than 60% of night shift workers reported “poor sleep quality, insomnia and impaired sleep-related activities of daily living.” Reading those...
Preventing C. diff infections with probiotics
I realized that it was not the infection control processes in place that were the problem and set out to find a way to reduce the C. diff rate in our facility.
Getting to gold
APRC has always focused on quality improvement; it’s part of our culture.
Fighting the stains on your profession
Some journalists are jerks or untrustworthy. Or both. There, I said it.
Pruden appointed CFO at Care Innovations
Bryan Pruden has been promoted to chief financial officer at Care Innovations.
Autonomy and risky business
Let’s face it, nursing home culture change and honoring resident choice can still bring about an anxiety attack to the most laid back of nurses. Promoting resident autonomy without exposing providers...
Patient safety improves with preventative technology
Every person who comes in to our communities comes with unique risks — his or her own combination of medical history, conditions and medications.
Let the government teach you a lesson about millennials
The stars in the workforce-strategy universe must have aligned on Thursday, because a new government report about millennials dropped around the same time that we kicked off a webcast on hiring and retaining...
Future care: The caregiver gap epidemic
The future of healthcare and health insurance gets top billing from mass media as the primary crisis we need to contend with and resolve, especially in the U.S. But there is another epidemic looming that...
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