How to use data to succeed in LTC
A McKnight’s Super Tuesday webinar Aug. 23 will deliver actionable advice for professionals at all levels of LTC on how to use their own data to their best advantage.
Is anyone listening?
In my last blog, I shared some thoughts about people-focused managers as a key factor in creating a culture of engagement.
You’ll later regret these 5 design decisions
For your benefit, here are five skilled nursing design decisions I’ve seen people regret once they actually move residents in.
Positive attitudes in aging lead to resilience
Having a positive attitude in aging makes seniors more resilient under stress, according to new research. This means more than you probably think.
5 approaches to make advance care planning useful
Most of us want to have control over events when our health worsens or life seems short.
When online healthcare doesn’t live up to its billing
From the “What if they threw a party and nobody came?” file, new study results show that relatively few seniors are buying into the idea that digital technology can help their healthcare.
Vance joins Charles E. Smith Life Communities
Jacqueline Vance, RN, BSN, known as “The Real Nurse Jackie” to McKnight’s readers, has joined Charles E. Smith Life Communities as its Quality and Corporate Compliance Vice President.
Ethical standards should go beyond end-of-life care
How people are viewed by those around them can have a big influence on how they think about themselves, especially when they become ill and rely on others for care
How iPad-based therapy helped a facility increase standardization and compliance
Starting October 1, 2016, new post-acute care quality measures take effect.
Hagberg joins infection team at PDI
Debra Hagberg has joined PDI as its director of clinical affairs.
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