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Articles in Nov-Dec, 1998 issue of Nursing Homes

• Avoiding the "immediate-jeopardy" crunch - nursing home regulations and avoiding immediate jeopardy findings in inspections
  by Beth A. Klitch
• Solving the mysteries of wound care reimbursement
  by Glenda J. Motta
• The activities challenge - forecasts for nursing home activities professionals
  by Kathy Hughes
• Holiday cheer - positive events in the long-term care industry for 1998 - Editorial
  by Richard L. Peck
• Kindergarten in the nursing home: both students and residents are learning something special
  by Lyn McQueen
• Political enforcement - nursing home regulation
  by Michael J. Stoil
• Caring for angry elders: what makes them that way, and what you can do about it
  by Norma McKinnon
• Training for terminal care - Montefiore Hospice's program
  by F. Jennifer Hooks
• Today's hardware: so much for so little
  by David Patterson
• Feeding tubes: whose decision? - removal of feeding tubes from long-term care patients
  by Karen L. Bonn
• Notes from an Eden Alternative pioneer - nursing home management program
  by Miriam Stermer
• Legislative landscape '98: experts' overview - long-term care industry - Cover Story
  by Cindy Grahl
• Stirrings at the state level - long-term care industry regulation
  by Cindy Grahl
• PPS: why you still need certified activity professionals - Medicare Prospective Payment Systems
  by Catherine S. Selman