Articles from Nursing Homes (November 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A city sanctuary.	Hoban, Sandra		438
A journey to RHIO: regional health information organizations are starting to gear providers up for electronic health records--and nursing homes are invited.	Hagland, Mark		1423
Accordion doors.			77
Architectural products.			79
Assisted Living Software.			90
Baby boomers are reinventing long-term care: strategic planning for the next generation of elders.	Blumenstock, Claudia		1188
Bed control.			107
Brain fitness program.			52
Bringing culture change into better focus: what are the real ingredients of culture change in nursing facilities?	Moles, Daniel		1224
Charting system.			49
Comfort. Convenience. Compliance.			77
Continuing education test #113 * based on nursing homes November 2006.			969
Culture change reference.			150
During a disaster, residents with dementia still need consistent care.	Reed, Peter		830
Eyeglass Identification.			84
Fast, effective equipment washer.			102
Floor mat alarm system.			67
For residents with dementia, a place of their own.	Howell, Robert T.		839
Get ready for National Provider Identifiers.	Oatway, David M.		1381
Healthcare's stepchild seeks a home: a fable.	Peck, Richard L.		420
Investigating on-site incidents and accidents; Excerpted from the new book Investigations in Long-Term Care Facilities: Implementing a Standardized Model.	Amo, Michael		3327
Is your staff training geared up for the DRA? A key element of Deficit Reduction Act compliance is staff training and education on the issues it addresses.	Mastro, Tracy		1319
Lowering healthcare premiums by increasing staff wellness: a staff wellness plan increased the return on investment of healthcare insurance plans for one Pennsylvania organization.	Hodge, Jim		2072
Midsize bus.			74
Mobile maintenance software.			91
Modular cleaning cart.			65
Monitoring alert.			103
Music is magic for residents with Alzheimer's.	Tow, Dianne		1612
One-of-a-kind gowns.			66
Physical therapy products.			120
Placement of mentally ill individuals in nursing homes: today's legal warfare; Nursing homes shouldn't serve as mental healthcare institutions--but do they have a choice?	Levin-Epstein, Michael		1245
Resident protection technology.			79
Skilled nursing facilities and hospice providers: bridging the gap; What should be expected of the relationship.	Cateau, Deke		1653
Skin care Web site.			61
Take a new look at resident and family councils: developing effective nursing home councils is good business practice.	Aasve, Joan		1324
Technology for restorative programs.			58
The Democrats' healthcare agenda.	Stoil, Michael J.		1095
The role of nutrition in treating and healing wounds: based on an interview with wound care expert S. Kwon Lee, MD, FACS.		Interview	2421
Time and Attendance reporting.			95
Total environment vehicle.			66
Trendelenburg positioning beds.			89
Wandering and nurse call systems.			109
Wandering devices.			29
What assisted living can learn from long-term care: nutrition management can become complicated, but not unduly so, for facilities housing residents aging in place.	Church, Katherine		1286
Wireless emergency call systems.			112
You can't get there without a road map.	Willging, Paul R.		2002