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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Nursing Homes

• Questions & answers from the American Association of Nurse Assessment Coordinators
• Fire-extinguishing dryers
• Privacy Curtains
• Spring-cleaning: keep pests where they belong; The first in a set of seasonal guides to pest management
  by Frank Meek
• Laundry system
• Bariatric support surfaces
• Nonelectric suction system
• New HHS secretary challenges states to cut Medicaid "waste"
  by Douglas J. Edwards
• It's all about leading and managing people
  by Paul R. Willging
• Cost-efficient dryers
• Tamper-resistant fall monitoring alarm
• With friends like these …
  by Richard L. Peck
• Financing long-term care: the life insurance solution; As Medicaid tightens and private long-term care insurance grows slowly, many American families have another resource at their fingertips
  by Morris Tenenbaum
• Critical cleaning in LTC settings: Colleen Dillon explains how informed use of housekeeping products helps to keep a facility competitive and operating efficiently
  by Colleen Dillon
• CMS's new guidance for pressure ulcers: what it means
  by Courtney H. Lyder
• Pan liners
• Resident monitoring/locating system
• Resilient floorcovering
• Lessons learned from my Uncle Lou
  by Gloria Schramm
• Reverse mortgages favored, but seniors wary
  by Douglas J. Edwards
• Continuing education test #95 based on nursing homes March 2005
• Long-term care's lone realist rides again: interview with Stephen A. Moses, President, the Center for Long-Term Care Financing
• Employee footwear
• Heel support for recliners
• Antiscald system
• Voice-activated documentation
• Improving health benefits for staff: a new report points up reasons for optimism and action
  by Linda Zespy
• The Medicare/Medicaid slowdown
  by Douglas J. Edwards
• Air conditioners
• Impregnated gauze dressing
• From runways to fairways
  by Robert Volzer
• SNFs need to 'tough it out' for the first part of 2005
  by Raymond J. Lewis
• Billing Alert
• Privacy curtain loader
• LTC development curriculum
• And the beat goes on
  by Sandra Hoban
• Odor-eliminating light
• Wheelchair washer
• Wiping system
• Where there's smoke …
  by Michael J. Stoil
• On the town: rewarding—and maintaining—a top-quality staff
  by Jill Smoller
• Washer-extractor line
• Washer-extractor timer control
• Comfort. Convenience. Compliance
• All in the name of good taste
  by Todd Hutlock
• Custom cleaning program
• Pest-management program
• Fast, effective equipment washer
• Horseplay encouraged: equestrian therapy makes use of its "neigh"-sayers
  by David Barnard