Understanding the importance of restorative nursing and adherence to the care program is crucial for skilled nursing facility (SNF) staff.
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Assessments don’t have to be confusing or require some sort of magical key to decode. Discover the most important factors to look for in good competency assessments.
Because the health, behavioral, and social parts of life overlap more as one ages, those caring for or serving older adults can make a difference by providing support that considers the whole person.
When you are advising people, always stress the importance of individually appropriate exercise programs in achieving and maintaining optimal health.
When it comes to pressure injuries, diabetic wounds, and venous wounds, investing in expertise up front can help you avoid spending time and money on legal proceedings after the fact when wounds go wrong.
Continuous quality improvement (CQI) is an idea that pushes all members of your organization to ask questions like, how are we doing?
Ron Orth, RN, CHC, CMAC answers questions from part six of our six part PDPM webinar series, Putting It All Together.
See the answers to the most frequently asked billing and finance questions regarding the Patient Driven Groupings Model.
While working with older patients, you must be able to identify risk factors for osteoporosis, the signs and symptoms of fracture, treatment options for osteoporosis and fall prevention strategies.
Ron Orth, RN, CHC, CMAC, answers questions from part five of our six part PDPM webinar series, Assessment Requirements.
Chronic wounds affect over 6.5 million individuals in the United States, but there are many misconceptions and myths about treating and identifying these wounds that prevent clinicians from providing the best possible care.
Older people who identify as LGBTQ are at an intersection of geriatric care and LGBTQ health needs. This population is less likely to receive regular health benefits, as only 22% of LGBTQ older adults can be honest about their identity with their caregivers.
Ron Orth, RN, CHC, CMAC answers questions from part four of our six part PDPM webinar series, Non-Therapy Ancillaries Case Mix Groups.
