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Articles in Sept, 1996 issue of Nursing Homes

• Exploring change: AAHSA's 35th Annual Meeting and Exposition, Philadelphia, PA, October 28-31, 1996 - American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
• Now it's safety first - a revised safety program for Exeter Healthcare, Inc - The 1996 Optima Awards: Quality Assessment and Assurance - Cover Story
  by Mary Palmer
• Today's issues in tax exemption - tax exemption in non-profit long-term facilities; interview with Herman Rosenthal, Joseph Truhe, Jr. and Bill Davidow of Baltimore, MD-based Whiteford, Taylor & Preston LLP
  by Laura Bruck
• Energizing staff to improve care: submitted by Botsford Continuing Care Corporation - The 1996 Optima Awards: Staff Development - Cover Story
  by Linda S. Mlynarek
• One facility's road to "accreditation with commendation." - Regency Manor Rehabilitation and Subacute Center; Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organization Accreditation and Commendation for long-term care and for subacute services
  by Jeffreys B. Barrett
• Bathing systems: confronting today's realities - how bathing system vendors address marketability and cost-efficiency issues in the purchase of nursing home bathing equipment
• Pulling together for restraint reduction: submitted by Botsford Continuing Care Corporation - The 1996 Optima Awards: Resident-Focused Care - Cover Story
  by Linda S. Mlynarek
• Pressure ulcers: coping with the "reverse staging" dilemma - interview with Pres. Cathy Thomas Hess of Wound Care Strategies, Inc
  by Laura Bruck
• Alzheimer's disease remains "golden."
  by Michael J. Stoil
• Gorilla-buster - nursing home management software
  by David Patterson