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Articles in April, 1998 issue of Nursing Homes

• Adapting to PPS: the business realities - interview with Morrison Informatics Pres and CEO Malcolm H. Morrison - Cover Story - Interview
  by Richard L. Peck
• HCFA vs. HMO, or "Welcome to the Twilight Zone." - Health Care Financing Administration and health maintenance organization
  by Howard W. Dickstein
• AAHSA Awards: a sampling - American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
• How to get the most when selling your nursing home
  by Jerry M. Walker
• Reimbursement options other than PPS - Prospective Payment System
  by Laura Hyatt
• Evaluating pressure sores: a new computerized tool
  by Barbara Bates-Jensen
• A threefold plan to reduce workers' comp - hiring, training and communicating
  by Kenneth Martino, Jr.
• An update on Medicare consolidated billing
  by Dianne Miller Wolman
• The advantages of coming unwired - wireless bridges
  by David Patterson
• Confronting resident abuse and neglect - collaborative effort between the Massachusetts Extended Care Federation and the Department of the Attorney General; nursing facility residents - includes related article on hiring health care aides
  by Scott Harshbarger
• PPS's $1,500 cap: hope for the best…plan for the worst - interview with National Assn of Rehabilitation Agencies Pres Larry P. Fronheiser - prospective payment system - Interview
  by Linda Zinn
• Communication unlimited - communications equipment for long-term care facilities
  by Richard L. Peck
• If the Democrats rule… - Rep. Sherrod Brown's health care programs as chairman of the subcommittee on health and environment
  by Michael J. Stoil
• An alliance takes off - collaboration of Health Dimensions and The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society
• Compliance restores trust - standards for an effective compliance plan for nursing homes
  by Howard Stone
• Don't get burned by RUGs - RUGs III
  by Karen L. Bonn