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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Nursing Homes

• Chair pad alarm system
• Why Washington ignores you
  by Michael J. Stoil
• Automatic resident monitors
• Bed mat with early warning system
• Bed/chair alarm with nurse call capability
• Bedrail entrapment: is your facility safe? A comprehensive look at strategies to reduce these often fatal mistakes
  by Julie A. Braun
• Lots to be thankful for
  by Richard L. Peck
• Living history
  by Robert Volzer
• Fall management system
• Fast, effective equipment washer
• Bariatric pressure management
• Residents file lawsuit to end use of feeding assistants
  by Douglas J. Edwards
• Resident lift
• Mobility chair
• Resistive exercise equipment
• Portable shower
• Time for a year-end review
  by Reta A. Underwood
• Wheelchair washer
• High-capacity ceiling lift
• Today's administrator and DON: the jobs aren't what they used to be—three distinguished practitioners tell why
  by Sandra Hoban
• Innovative heel support
• New service maps trends in the senior housing market
  by Douglas J. Edwards
• Transfer recliner
• Siderail alternative
• Wireless monitoring system
• Bariatric lifting systems
• No girls allowed
  by Sandra Hoban
• Resident emergency communication
• Color grab bars
• Continuing education test #91 based on nursing homes November 2004
• Warning issued about tubing misconnections
  by Douglas J. Edwards
• Bumper rails
• Comfort. convenience. compliance
• I've learned about long-term care's reality, thanks to Mom
  by Paul R. Willging
• Two-way radios
• Bariatric support surfaces
• In-bed bathing system
• Nature-inspired flooring
• LTC's role in the fed's electronic health record initiative
  by David Oatway
• Employee footwear
• Surviving Florida's ill winds: what LTC providers learned from battling four hurricanes
• Billing Alert
• Designing space for the bariatric resident: providing ample space for larger residents isn't just a matter of comfort—quality of care and staff safety depend on it
  by Marylou Muir
• Fall monitor
• Learn about electronic health records