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    Another alternative is having their loved one move into their home to circumvent high costs of noninstitutionalized or institutional housing. This can be extremely rewarding for everyone involved‚ however‚ there is the risk of the caregiver experiencing weariness. It can be very emotional taking care of an aging parent or loved one. It is critical for the caregiver to take time for themselves in order to not experience negative feelings or become overwhelmed. According to the Family Support Program

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    the security and care of others to provide for their loved ones when they put them in a nursing home. What they don’t realize is how much neglect goes on to the people they care most about. Residents are at risk of being abused by their caretakers but they are also at risk of being restrained‚ which may lead to a form of abuse. At Southwestern Nursing Home I have witnessed forms of neglect and abuse. Nursing homes are meant to be a place for security for the elderly to be cared for in their golden years

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    health strategic planning

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    Instructor Abstract The Nursing home in which I have been hired as a consultant to walk the staff through the strategic planning process‚ and been in business for about five years and have yet to create a strategic plan. The nursing home has patients and their families complaining about the need to have more advance medical services in their faculty. Also the faculty has just learned that a new nursing home is about to open that will cause great competition‚ because this nursing home is being funded by

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    Evolution of Health Care Information Systems HCS/533 October 9‚ 2013 Kemuel Prince Evolution of Health Care Information Systems In this paper‚ we will compare and contrast Skilled Nursing Facilities from 20 years ago to today. Skilled Nursing facilities of today are both similar and different from what they were like two decades ago. Similarities comprise of the organizational structure‚ including different departments‚ and the various roles within those departments. The roles of nurses

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    Healthcare Outline

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    Evolution of Health Care Systems Presentation Outline: National Association for Home Care and Hospice University of Phoenix HCS/531– Health Care Organizations and Delivery Systems January 28‚ 2013 I. Introduction A. Name of organization 1. Hospice (End-of-life Care) II. Stakeholders‚ professional organizations‚ and health care professionals within the organization A. Stakeholders 1. Patients 2. Families 3. Case Managers 4

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    Elder Care

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    on the Channel 10 nightly news. He had organized a group of young people to make and deliver lap blankets to local nursing homes and spend time visiting with the residents as they handed them out. He is an exceptional young man and deserved all of the accolades he was being given. The blankets created by kids were greatly appreciated‚ but the time moves slowly in a convalescent home‚ and the visiting with the residents has equally appreciated. It sadden me to think that it is unusual enough

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    You have just left the Sheltered Freedom unit‚ a place for aging people with dementia‚ at Bessie Burton Sullivan Skilled Nursing Residence. It’s unlike most nursing home environments; the doors are locked‚ people are wandering around talking to no one‚ and the residents at times burst into agitated screams. Yet one floor higher‚ you have what looks to be your normal nursing home. People in wheel chairs‚ some hard of hearing‚ others talking or watching television with their roommate. Each person

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    Tort Liabilities

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    Tort Liabilities Nursing homes have the potential to have tort liabilities if the problems are not corrected if harm should occur. A nursing home is a busy place and with different people coming and going throughout the day. A nursing home is a high demand for care of residents. Nursing home staff should be knowledgeable about the resident’s quality of care and should be licensed to perform the care that is given. Possible Tort Liability: Resident that wanders. These residents are

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    Mark Down‚ who is 74 years old‚ made a will leaving all of his assets to his children. He also executed a power of attorney‚ giving his son‚ Slowe‚ permission to handle all of his financial assets. Slowe is now worried that Mark may need Medicaid assistance in the future and wants to remove his assets‚ from his name‚ and give them to his children. Under the current law‚ Mark will be ineligible for Medicaid for a period of 5 years after the gift transfer is made‚ so it’s in Marks best interest to

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    Continuum of Care

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    (Medicare). Long term care services were designed to assist people with support services to help with normal routine activities such as putting on clothing‚ taking baths‚ and going to the bathroom. Long term care can consist of social services‚ skilled nursing care‚ rehabilitative therapies‚ and palliative care (Medicare). Who needs long term care? A large amount of the people who receive or require long term care services are at the age of 65 or over. There are only 37 percent of people under the age

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