Fall Response in Nursing Homes
May 20, 2022,
By admin
Fall response in nursing homes can play a significant result in whether a facility succeeds over the long haul. When a person falls due to […]
Nursing Home Caregivers Experiences After Resident Death
May 18, 2022,
By admin
Nursing home caregivers may often deal with many traumatic experiences after the death of a resident they have cared for. Long-term care facilities typically serve
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Nursing Home Code of Ethics
May 13, 2022,
By admin
Every long-term care facility requires a nursing home code of ethics to successfully operate without issues. However, when you think of a nursing home, the
Nursing Homes Need to Evolve
May 6, 2022,
By admin
Nursing homes have changed a lot over the past few decades, evolving slowly and improving on past mistakes. However, there is still work to do,
Understanding Common Home Health Care Liabilities
August 25, 2017,
By Chris Murray
As the baby boomer generation ages, more and more are requiring certain healthcare facilities to take care of their needs. In 2016 it was reported
Preventing Respiratory Tract Infections in Healthcare Facilities
August 17, 2017,
By Chris Murray
As the summer comes closer to an end and the days slowly grow colder and shorter as we enter autumn and prepare for winter, it’s
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Creating a Strong Social Media Policy for Senior Living Facilities – Part I
June 20, 2017,
By Chris Murray
Social media and other web-based tools have provided many industries, including the senior living sector, with additional methods of communication and information sharing. Platforms such
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Ensuring HIPAA Compliance for Health Care Organizations
May 16, 2017,
By Chris Murray
The Human Health Services (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) on a regular basis issues press releases announcing recent Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
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New Study Reveals Majority of Healthcare Organizations Lack Resources to Manage Data Breaches
May 19, 2016,
By Chris Murray
The “Sixth Annual Benchmark Study on Privacy & Security” by the Ponemon Institute reveals that healthcare organizations have experienced an increased frequency of breaches. Many of
Tennessee Captive Insurance Update: Legislation Designed to Attract Re-domestication
May 18, 2016,
By Chris Murray
Tennessee over the last few years has become a domicile of choice for captive insurance companies. In 2015, according the Tennessee Department of Commerce &
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