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Volume 23 - Issue 12 - December 2015 - ALTC

Feature

Special Article
01/08/2024
Eileen Koutnik-Fotopoulos, Contributing Editor
National Harbor—Providers are often unclear, reluctant, and unprepared in treating older adults with obesity. During a session at the AGS meeting, a panel of speakers discussed the importance and methods of counseling this patient population...
National Harbor—Providers are often unclear, reluctant, and unprepared in treating older adults with obesity. During a session at the AGS meeting, a panel of speakers discussed the importance and methods of counseling this patient population...
National Harbor—Providers are...
01/08/2024
Annals of Long-Term Care

Department

LTC Bulletin Board
12/18/2015

ALTC Editors

ALTC Editors
A new study found that antimicrobial stewardship programs implemented in long-term care facilities can reduce unnecessary prescriptions of antibiotics to residents with UTIs. 
A new study found that antimicrobial stewardship programs implemented in long-term care facilities can reduce unnecessary prescriptions of antibiotics to residents with UTIs. 
A new study found that...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care
LTC Bulletin Board
12/18/2015

ALTC Editors

ALTC Editors
A new study identified gaps in long-term care facility infection prevention and control policies. 
A new study identified gaps in long-term care facility infection prevention and control policies. 
A new study identified gaps in...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care
LTC Bulletin Board
12/18/2015

ALTC Editors

ALTC Editors
Researchers investigated whether a general intervention on quality of care led to discontinuation of benzodiazepines and examined which factors were associated with the change. 
Researchers investigated whether a general intervention on quality of care led to discontinuation of benzodiazepines and examined which factors were associated with the change. 
Researchers investigated whether...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care
LTC Bulletin Board
12/18/2015

ALTC Editors

ALTC Editors
Researchers from Norway show that a high intensity functional exercise program can have long-term benefits for nursing home residents with dementia.
Researchers from Norway show that a high intensity functional exercise program can have long-term benefits for nursing home residents with dementia.
Researchers from Norway show...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care
LTC Bulletin Board
12/18/2015

ALTC Editors

ALTC Editors
Hilary Clinton has unveiled a proposal that would offer tax credits to offset the cost of elderly care.
Hilary Clinton has unveiled a proposal that would offer tax credits to offset the cost of elderly care.
Hilary Clinton has unveiled a...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care
LTC Bulletin Board
12/18/2015

ALTC Editors

ALTC Editors
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a recommendation for skilled nursing facilities to use updated survey materials to assess their dementia care practices. 
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a recommendation for skilled nursing facilities to use updated survey materials to assess their dementia care practices. 
The Centers for Medicare and...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care
LTC Bulletin Board
12/18/2015

ALTC Editors

ALTC Editors
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that it is developing a new patient satisfaction survey. 
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that it is developing a new patient satisfaction survey. 
The Centers for Medicare and...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care

Column

Ask the Expert
12/18/2015

Scott W. Bragg, PharmD, BCPS

Scott W. Bragg, PharmD, BCPS
We spoke with Dr. Bragg to gain a better understanding of hypertension in older adults. 
We spoke with Dr. Bragg to gain a better understanding of hypertension in older adults. 
We spoke with Dr. Bragg to gain...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care
12/18/2015

Helen Senderovich, MD, MCFPC1,2; Michael Gordon, MD, MSc, FRCPC1,3

Helen Senderovich, MD, MCFPC1,2; Mich...
Authors discuss whether there is any ethical rationale upon which physicians could refuse treatment if a patient is unwilling to stop tobacco use. 
Authors discuss whether there is any ethical rationale upon which physicians could refuse treatment if a patient is unwilling to stop tobacco use. 
Authors discuss whether there is...
12/18/2015
Annals of Long-Term Care

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