Articles from Nursing Homes (September 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
An all-out attack on falls.			3812
Antimicrobial dressing.			103
Bariatric beds.			83
Bathing safety for the elderly and disabled: can residents be protected from all hazards posed by bathing water? Technology's answer.	Fathers, Bruce		1722
Be our guest.	Volzer, Robert		454
Billing Alert.	Heinbaugh, Lee	Brief Article	139
Colorful tiles.			130
Continuing education test #89 * based on nursing homes September 2004.			942
Costarring with OSHA.	Hutlock, Todd		965
Decide what you want from satisfaction surveys.			1515
Demystifying documentation.	Underwood, Reta A.		1351
Dietary Software.			128
Education liability program.			118
Elbow protection.			191
Electronic equipment protection video.			113
Electronic records in long-term care.	Oatway, David		2332
Fire safety: is your facility legal? The legal structure governing nursing home fire safety: a guide to self-examination.	Braun, Julie A.		5413
Fire-Alarm control panels.			81
Floorcoverings.			116
George W's next term through the budget crystal ball.	Stoil, Michael J.		1102
Headed in the right direction.	Mullen, Anthony J.	Industry Overview	1184
Heel/Elbow Protectors.			90
Innovative heel support.			97
Lockable filing door.			111
Managing dysphagia in dementia: a timed snack protocol; Recent pilot studies indicate that appropriate snacks attentively provided can produce needed weight gain.	Boczko, Faerella		1680
Mattress overlay.			141
Mattress Program.			109
Mattress system.			101
Missing: death education for nursing facilities; Staff need to be trained in comforting dying residents, their families, and themselves.	Gross, Donalyn		1393
Modular bathing system.			103
New Medicare drug law says little about SNF residents.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Brief Article	263
OIG highlights Medicare consolidated billing confusion.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Brief Article	287
Online Training Program.			80
Positioning cushions.			123
Positioning wedge.			92
Pressure-relief mattresses.			100
Pressure-relieving mattress.			116
Preventing pressure ulcers in your facility: Karen S. Clay, RN, BSN, CWCN, presents a primer on how to protect frail residents--and avoid costly reprimands.	Clay, Karen S.		3168
Rehab as a key to quality measurement: an interview with Barbara Paul, MD, senior vice-president and chief medical officer for Beverly Enterprises and former director of the Quality Measurement and Health Assessment Group at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which was responsible for launching the Nursing Home Quality Measures.			754
Renovating an ugly duckling: the story of Meadow Glen of Richmond.	McClellan, Richard		2094
Resident monitoring/locating system.			88
Rubber floorcovering.			88
Sanitizer and Moisturizer combined.			100
SNF sprinkler system legislation rallies industry support.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Brief Article	260
Study suggests, but doesn't prove, negative PPS effect on quality.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Brief Article	179
Support surface.			97
Targets of opportunity--no more.	Farley, Daniel W.		1040
The famous NYCNC lunchtime barbecues.	Guastella, Randa J.		1089
The legacy of Charlie and Virginia.	Davis, Elaine R.		1886
The promise of strength training: are the frail elderly past beneficial strength building? Think again.			1670
Therapy's role in dementia management: therapists who understand dementia can significantly enhance residents' functioning.			1736
Time and Attendance reporting.			97
Voice Evacuation.			116
Welcome to the second issue of Rehab Perspectives!	Susienka, Cindy	Brief Article	353
Wheelchair Cushion.			90
Where to get long-term care.	Peck, Richard L.	Editorial	522