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Articles in March, 2004 issue of Nursing Homes

• Spill control
• Rehab outcomes Database
• Tackling staff turnover: a novel approach; This innovative program helps entry-level employees surmount life's roadblocks to stay on the job
  by Linda Zinn
• AHCA says immigration reform would address staffing woes
  by Douglas J. Edwards
• Electric adjustable-height low bed
• Walker
• 'Culture' is more than just Beethoven
• Padded sweatpants
• Hip Abduction Orthosis
• Developing a CCRC: stepping stones to success; A step-by-step approach for saving time and money when developing a CCRC
  by Douglas Powell
• Successful Edenization through education: suggestions for encouraging LTC staff to embrace the change of the Eden Alternative
  by Jack L. Steiner
• Wallpaper cutouts
• Transfer recliner
• Moisturizers for incontinence care
• The only true integrated software solutions for the Long Term Care industry
• Heading off legal claims—before they happen: adverse incidents don't have to lead to lawsuits if there's a plan in place for responding to them
  by Mardy Chizek
• American College of Health Care Administrators : continuing education test #84 based on nursing homes March 2004
• Look! Up in the sky!
  by Richard L. Peck
• Positioning Wedge
• Understanding and dealing with resident aggression: exploring the extent, causes, and impact of aggressive outbursts and how to handle them
  by Stephen Soreff
• Setting boundaries with residents: becoming close to residents, but not too close, takes wisdom
  by Eleanor Feldman Barbera
• Ankle Braces
• Improving clinical care through … better communication: based on an interview with Verna E. Reynolds, MD, MPH, CMD, medical director. Sentara Long Term Care Medical Associates
  by Verna E. Reynolds
• Unseen barriers to recruitment and retention
  by John Booker
• Resilient flooring
• Rose Terrace at Rose Lane Health Center: cottage charm
  by Robert Volzer
• Speaking the same language: based on an interview with Robert Norcross, COO, Symphony Health Services
  by Robert Norcross
• Letters
• Mobile resident chair
• Protecting your computers from invaders: antivirus-software powerhouse Symantec offers tips for keeping viruses, worms, and Trojan horses at bay
  by Bill Musson
• Decrease in Florida SNF lawsuits dismissed as "meaningless"
• John Kerry: absent on healthcare?
  by Michael J. Stoil
• Report: seniors' oral health in decay
• On-site training for tomorrow's LPNs
  by Sandra Hoban
• Long-term care on the mend in 2004
  by Raymond J. Lewis
• Heating/cooling system
• Rehab billing program
• Program promotes reverse mortgages to pay LTC
• Beneath ancient boughs
  by Jane Crawley
• Questions and answers from the American Association of Nurse Assessment Coordinators
  by Rena R. Shephard