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Long-Term Care Survey Alert
2006 Newsletter
CLIP 'N' SAVE: Give Your Facility's Pain Assessment A Check-Up
Long-Term Care Survey Alert
CLIP 'N' SAVE:
Give Your Facility's Pain Assessment A Check-Up
Published on Thu Apr 27, 2006
Are your pain assessments covering these critical bases?
Other Articles in this issue of
Long-Term Care Survey Alert
QUALITY OF CARE:
Nail Down Wound Dx Before Surveyors Nail You With F314 Or F309 Tags
Follow these key clues that pressure isn't the culprit in creating a wound.
Surveyors often group [...]
WOUND PREVENTION:
If The Shoe Doesn't Fit...The Resident Could Get A Diabetic Ulcer
2 ways to keep your diabetic residents from getting foot ulcers.
A hard-to-heal foot ulcer can [...]
SURVEY MANAGEMENT:
Use A Risk Management Approach To Address Residents' Sexuality
Following the right policies and procedures can stave off a survey disaster.
Does your facility have [...]
RESIDENT ASSESSMENT:
Ask The Right Questions To Answer Whether Residents Can Consent To Sex
Follow this model to document residents' decision-making ability.
If you don't really know what to ask [...]
What Do You Think?
How Much Leeway Does A Facility Have To Impose Requirements Governing Resident Sexual Behavior, STD [...]
TEST YOURSELF:
How Would Your Team Handle This Scenario Involving Resident Sexuality?
The right care plan can support residents' rights and keep them safe.
Talk about a juggling [...]
PAIN MANAGEMENT:
What You Don't Know About Your Pain QMs Can Hurt Your Facility
6 ways to stay a step ahead of pain and F tags in your facility.
The [...]
RESIDENT SAFETY:
Fall Rate Going Up? Go To The Source To Get The Lowdown
Staff may have the elusive answers.
Ask and you will often get answers that can explain [...]
CASE STUDY:
How To Think Outside The Pharmacological Box To Provide Optimal Pain Relief
Take notes on this facility's best practice pain management strategies.
An effective pain management arsenal includes [...]
QUALITY OF CARE:
Keep Your Pressure Ulcer Prevention Plan From Breaking Down
2 simple tips can spell success in assessing, preventing decubiti.
To keep your pressure ulcer quality [...]
CLIP 'N' SAVE:
Give Your Facility's Pain Assessment A Check-Up
Are your pain assessments covering these critical bases?
SURVEY & CLINICAL NEWS
Nursing facilities that assume "shelter in place" is the way to go in most emergencies [...]
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