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Articles in March, 1996 issue of Nursing Homes

• Support your local governor - or else - Medicaid provisions
  by Michael J. Stoil
• Here come the outcomes - utilizing computer database for nursing home treatments and outcomes
  by David Patterson
• Building teams for today's nursing home care: a guide to creating interdisciplinary teams - Cover Story
  by Timothy M. Krzys
• Why nursing homes shouldn't give up on subacute - Interview
  by Richard L. Peck
• "Mixing it up" for morale: an administrator's hands-on techniques
  by Bobbye Greet
• Creating a dementia care program - from within - St. Joseph's Manor - includes 12-hour course syllabus
  by M. Peter Lillian (O. Carm) Di Maria
• Solving the CNA shortage through welfare reform: "welcare" meets long-term care, and everyone benefits - certified nursing assistants
  by Lori Porter
• Organizing for skin care: a case history - Casa Metropolitan - includes related article on building a skin care database by Richard J. Bruno
  by Leila Knox
• Employee questionnaires as a staff morale-booster
  by Edward J. Flynn
• Converting nursing homes to subacute: the frontier model - Boston's Frontier Group
  by David Patterson
• The 12 deadly sins of hiring: finding the right Director of Nursing - includes related article on a Philadelphia health care facility's faulty hiring procedure
  by Kenneth Cohen
• Increasing referrals: as easy as E, F, G - post-acute care referrals
  by Laura Hyatt
• CNAs as today's key to a successful survey: staff-resident relationships have moved to the center of OBRA's attention - certified nursing assistants
  by Richard Hoffman
• Toward a survey-ready staff: re-examining the health care philosophy - nursing staff
  by Karen L. Bonn