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Volume 20 - Issue 7 - July 2012 - ALTC

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07/19/2012
Annals of Long-Term Care
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Challenges of Caring for Elderly Long-Term Care Residents With Diabetes.
Challenges of Caring for Elderly Long-Term Care Residents With Diabetes.
Challenges of Caring for Elderly...
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Annals of Long-Term Care
Feature
07/19/2012

Elizabeth Foy White-Chu, MD 1,2; Diane Langemo, PhD, RN, FAAN 3

1Wound Healing Center, Hebrew SeniorLife, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 

2Division of Gerontology, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 

3University of North Dakota College of Nursing, Grand Forks, ND

Elizabeth Foy White-Chu, MD 1,2; Dian...
Since late 2008, the CMS has considered a hospital-acquired stage III or stage IV pressure ulcer to be a serious reportable event.
Since late 2008, the CMS has considered a hospital-acquired stage III or stage IV pressure ulcer to be a serious reportable event.
Since late 2008, the CMS has...
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Feature
07/19/2012

Gail R. Hebert, RN, MS, CWCN, DWC, WCC, LNHA; Jennifer Oakley, RN, WCC, CWCA, DWC

Ms. Hebert and Ms. Oakley are clinical instructors, Wound Care Education Institute, Plainfield, IL, and teach skin and wound management courses to medical professionals across the country. They are also clinical advisors to the American Association for Long Term Care Nursing (AALTCN). Address correspondence regarding this article to Gail Hebert, RN, at gail@wcei.net. 

Gail R. Hebert, RN, MS, CWCN, DWC, WC...
Pressure increase a patient’s risk of morbidity and mortality; thus, preventive care is paramount in ensuring optimal patient care and quality of life. 
Pressure increase a patient’s risk of morbidity and mortality; thus, preventive care is paramount in ensuring optimal patient care and quality of life. 
Pressure increase a patient’s...
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Annals of Long-Term Care

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Editor's Page
07/19/2012

Gregg Warshaw, MD; Medical Editor

Gregg Warshaw, MD; Medical Editor ...
Although we have come a long way in understanding and managing pressure ulcers, they are still commonly encountered in LTC residents. Studies have reported the incidence to be between 2.6% and 24% in LTC facilities. 
Although we have come a long way in understanding and managing pressure ulcers, they are still commonly encountered in LTC residents. Studies have reported the incidence to be between 2.6% and 24% in LTC facilities. 
Although we have come a long way...
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AGS Viewpoint
07/19/2012
AGS having been granted a permanent seat on the RUC is recognition of the essential role geriatrics plays in establishing standards of care for older adults.
AGS having been granted a permanent seat on the RUC is recognition of the essential role geriatrics plays in establishing standards of care for older adults.
AGS having been granted a...
07/19/2012
Annals of Long-Term Care
Viewpoint
07/19/2012

Charlotte Eliopoulos, RN, MPH, PhD

Dr. Eliopoulos is executive director, American Association for Long Term Care Nursing, Cincinnati, OH.

Charlotte Eliopoulos, RN, MPH, PhD D...
Long-term care settings have evolved into clinically complex populations representing a wide range of medical and psychiatric conditions, cultures, and age groups.
Long-term care settings have evolved into clinically complex populations representing a wide range of medical and psychiatric conditions, cultures, and age groups.
Long-term care settings have...
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Annals of Long-Term Care

Feature

Practical Research
07/19/2012

Helen Niezgoda, BScN, MSc 1; Andrea Miville, BHSc 1; Larry W. Chambers, PhD, FACE, HonFFPH (UK), FCAHS 1Heather H. Keller, RD, PhD, FDC 2

1Modified-Texture Food Project, Bruy√®re Research Institute, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 

2Department of Kinesiology, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada 

Helen Niezgoda, BScN, MSc 1; Andrea M...
Long-term care residents are often undernourished, increasing their risk of morbidity and mortality and decreasing their quality of life. 
Long-term care residents are often undernourished, increasing their risk of morbidity and mortality and decreasing their quality of life. 
Long-term care residents are...
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Annals of Long-Term Care
Try This
07/19/2012

Elizabeth A. Ayello, PhD

Elizabeth A. Ayello, PhD
Download the tip sheet provided by the Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing, New York University, College of Nursing by clicking on the PDF icon. 
Download the tip sheet provided by the Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing, New York University, College of Nursing by clicking on the PDF icon. 
Download the tip sheet provided...
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Annals of Long-Term Care

Department

LTC Bulletin Board
07/19/2012
New Food Thickener Reduces Risk of Aspiration in People With Dysphagia New Abductor Pillow Reduces Incidence of Heel Ulcers Guidebook for Nurses Offers Updated Drug Information
New Food Thickener Reduces Risk of Aspiration in People With Dysphagia New Abductor Pillow Reduces Incidence of Heel Ulcers Guidebook for Nurses Offers Updated Drug Information
New Food Thickener Reduces Risk...
07/19/2012
Annals of Long-Term Care

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