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What Do LTC Residents Really Want?
04/01/2019
Ilene Warner-Maron, PhD, explains why it is important that nursing home staff asks residents how they feel and what they desire during their stay.
Ilene Warner-Maron, PhD, explains why it is important that nursing home staff asks residents how they feel and what they desire during their stay.
Ilene Warner-Maron, PhD,...
04/01/2019
Annals of Long-Term Care
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Person-Centered Care: Theory or Practice?
01/18/2019
Dr. Warner-Maron asserts that patient-centered care must first begin with examining how frontline staff are recruited, in-serviced, and supervised.
Dr. Warner-Maron asserts that patient-centered care must first begin with examining how frontline staff are recruited, in-serviced, and supervised.
Dr. Warner-Maron asserts that...
01/18/2019
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My Mom is Dead (and that is OK)
12/19/2018
Nancy E. Lundebjerg, MPA, relates a story about the end of her mother’s life.
Nancy E. Lundebjerg, MPA, relates a story about the end of her mother’s life.
Nancy E. Lundebjerg, MPA,...
12/19/2018
Annals of Long-Term Care
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Patients With PD Who Exercise Vs Those Who Don’t
12/07/2018
Preliminary results of a recent study show why exercise is specifically beneficial for patients with Parkinson disease and why people feel better after exercise.
Preliminary results of a recent study show why exercise is specifically beneficial for patients with Parkinson disease and why people feel better after exercise.
Preliminary results of a recent...
12/07/2018
Annals of Long-Term Care
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Advocating for Your Patients With Dementia
09/27/2018
Health care professionals are at the forefront of being able to advocate for the patients they serve. Advocacy involves communication, problem-solving, and respect.
Health care professionals are at the forefront of being able to advocate for the patients they serve. Advocacy involves communication, problem-solving, and respect.
Health care professionals are at...
09/27/2018
Annals of Long-Term Care
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The Nursing Home Industry at the Crossroads of Immigration
09/05/2018
Long-term care providers need to consider how immigration reform will impact the industry and take the necessary steps to ensure that they have sufficient numbers of professionally trained staff.
Long-term care providers need to consider how immigration reform will impact the industry and take the necessary steps to ensure that they have sufficient numbers of professionally trained staff.
Long-term care providers need to...
09/05/2018
Annals of Long-Term Care
Commentary
Geriatric Medicine Training for LTC Physicians
08/21/2018
Geriatric medicine would seem to be the area of specialized training that would best prepare a doctor for working in a long-term care facilities (LTCFs), as geriatric medicine focuses on training and skills to treat older adults—the largest...
Geriatric medicine would seem to be the area of specialized training that would best prepare a doctor for working in a long-term care facilities (LTCFs), as geriatric medicine focuses on training and skills to treat older adults—the largest...
Geriatric medicine would seem to...
08/21/2018
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Supporting All Members of the Care Delivery Team
07/30/2018
How can we support others who contribute to the health and well-being of patients? 
How can we support others who contribute to the health and well-being of patients? 
How can we support others who...
07/30/2018
Annals of Long-Term Care
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Communication Between LTC Doctors and Caregivers
06/26/2018
As a former Alzheimer disease (AD) spouse caregiver, I had interactions with doctors caring for my late wife in the dementia units of 2 different long-term care (LTC) settings: an assisted living facility (ALF) and a nursing home (NH).
As a former Alzheimer disease (AD) spouse caregiver, I had interactions with doctors caring for my late wife in the dementia units of 2 different long-term care (LTC) settings: an assisted living facility (ALF) and a nursing home (NH).
As a former Alzheimer disease...
06/26/2018
Annals of Long-Term Care
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NH Citations Across US: Wide Variation in Scope, Severity
05/03/2018
Dr Warner-Maron and David Hoffman discuss the potential reasons behind the wide variations in nursing home deficiencies in the US, as reported by ProPublica.
Dr Warner-Maron and David Hoffman discuss the potential reasons behind the wide variations in nursing home deficiencies in the US, as reported by ProPublica.
Dr Warner-Maron and David...
05/03/2018
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