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author index Nursing Homes/Long Term Care Management 2003 POO eee Ree OEE ETH EEE EEE E EOE EEE HOES EE EEEEEEEES AUTHOR INDEX Connell, Bettye Rose (interview). Why ’ Gong, Jade; Greenwood, Robert. Under- Residents Wander—and What You standing the Business Side of PACE, A Can Do About It, 50 (Apr) Part 1, 36 (Apr) AEPNG GP IRE NEL AIAA NC N I AIRES The Business Side of PACE, Part 2, 60 Adendorff, Donna. Job Swap: Boosting D (May) Employee Morale and Resident Care, | AAAAM ARIR EA Gong, Jade. See, Padilla, Paula 62 (Oct) ’ Dishman, Eric (interview). The “Smart * Grachek, Marianna Kern (interview). A Awan, Eulalia. See, Fridkin, David Technology” Future Is Now, 84 (Oct) New Course for JCAHO Accreditation, ’ Donati, Victoria L.; Bernstein, Howard L. 30 (Sep) Top 10 Administrative Pitfalls in - Grape, Tom; Forlini, Janet (interview, Dealing With Employees, 68 (Oct) Assisted Living Review). ALFA Barbera, Eleanor Feldman. Managing - Dugan, Kevin. Dealing With Difficult Policymaking Moves Ahead, 104 (Oct) Resident Calls for Help, 78 (Oct) Behaviors, 60 (Mar) * Greenwood, Robert. See, Gong, Jade Battaglia, Sandra K. HIPAA Compliance, Durso, John J. (interview). Riding Out the Part 2: Monitoring Your “Business Rising Tide of Litigation, 34 (Oct) H Associates,” 46 (Jan) HIPAA Compliance Requires Facilities to E * Hoban, Sandra. (Long-Timers) Vircy Evans: Have Privacy Policy, 30 (Mar) RARR ARNCA EONTA RATE N EALE From Resident to Resident Advocate, Bernstein, Howard L.; Donati, Victoria L. ’ Edwards, Douglas J. Sex and Intimacy in the * 80 (Mar) Don’t Close Your Eyes to Workplace Nursing Home, 18 (Feb) Hoban, Sandra. Activities Plus at Montgom- Harassment, 56 (May) ery Place, 52 (Jun) Bernstein, Howard L. See, Donati, Victoria Bridging the Gap Between Families and iE . GET LUPFI NE IE LES .PI I Staff, 16 (Aug) Blumenstock, Claudia S. Take a Breath, 74 - Farajun, Omry. Eliminate Computer- A Season to Celebrate, 20 (Dec) (Feb) Backup Disasters, 68 (May) ’ Hollinger-Smith, Linda. It Takes a Village to Administrators: “Stuck in the Middle,” 74 . Farley, Daniel W. (Guest Editorial) Retain Quality Nursing Staff, 52 (May) (Oct) Inspiration Might Be Closer Than You Hubbs, Eric. If Walls Could Talk..., 34 (Jun) Bodoff, Russell. (Guest Editorial) New Think, 8 (Mar) Huston, Sally. Technology for Indepen- Technology Should Serve the Elderly, ’ Feldkamp, Janet K. (Legal Landscape) dence, 46 (Dec) 6 (Jan) Navigating the Uncertain Legal Waters Hutlock, Todd. O Administrator, DON, Bogen, Jon (interview). What’s New With of Resident Sexuality, 62 (Feb) Where Art Thou? 42 (Jan) Wireless? 28 (Sep) Feldman, Steve (interview). Consultant Reaching Out Across the Airwaves, 56 Boughman, Valarie. An IT System That Pharmacists: Saving Lives and Money, (Sep) Pulls Staff Together, 18 (Jan) 22 (Aug) Hyatt, Laura. (Business Strategies) Thinking Brechtl, John R. (interview). Caring for Fogel, Lawrence A.; Watt, Joseph M. Strategically About Falls Prevention, 10 Patients With AIDS, 22 (May) Symptoms of an Ailing Compliance (Feb) Plan, 54 (Nov) Cc Ford, Douglas S. Enhancing the Referral J Process Between a Hospital and SNF, RSPR a RRP ATEN ON LEIP ORN Cabot, Stephen J. Keeping Labor Loyal, 100 64 (Nov) Jacob, Dan. HIPAA and Handhelds, 22 (Oct) _ Forlini, Janet. See, Grape, Tom (Jan) Calkins, Margaret P. (interview). Lighting Fridkin, David; Awan, Eulalia (interview). for Older Eyes, 68 (Nov) Not Just an “Old Folks’ Home,” 16 K Callahan, John M. See, Rubas, Wendy L. (May) ESSERE yA ERRORS RETR ROR RET Cates, Gary M. 2002 OPTIMA Award Entry: ’ Fuller, Kathleen. Sad to the Bone, 44 (Feb) ’ Karanick, Joy. Performance Improvement: A Collaborative Approach to Facility The New Quality Paradigm, 54 (Jan) Reorganization, 38 (Jul) G ’ Keane, Bill; Ustick, Kathleen (interview). Cerquone, Joseph. Welcome to the April Montessori Principles Work for 26-29 Convocation, 36 (Feb) ’ Ginn, Gregory O.; Young, Cheri A. Alzheimer’s, 58 (Jun) Chizek, Mardy. Can You Use a Legal Nurse Competing in the Assisted Living - Keller, Stefan. Ten Tips for Developing an Consultant? 48 (Feb) Industry: A Hospitality Perspective, 62 RFP for Employee-Screening Services, Cobb, John (interview). An Investment (Mar) 48 (May) House That’s “Bullish” on Long-Term ’ Kempe, Jo-Anne. 5 Steps to Preventive Care, 20 (Mar) Maintenance, 26 (Jan) Coffey, Patrick L. See, Reuben, Keith D. 80 © January 2004 www.nursinghomesmagazine.com author index Nursing Homes/Long Term Care Management 2003 (SVES PE ERNS E P King, Halsey. Maintaining Your Buses, 55 * Misiorski, Susan. Pioneering Culture A Modest Proposal, 4 (Jul) (Aug) Change, 24 (Oct) The Rock ’n’ Roll Conundrum, 4 (Aug) Klitch, Beth A. Defending the MDS—From ’ Moldow, Leslie. Building Green Pays Off, 26 | What’s So Great About Home? 4 (Sep) Regulators and Litigators, 36 (Nov) (Jul) The French Connection? 4 (Oct) Klusch, Leah. Targeting Our Approach to ’ Moller, Julie; Renegar, Carrie. Bathing as a Ready for Some Networking? 4 (Nov) Incontinence, 28 (Dec) Wellness Experience, 108 (Oct) Reason for Holiday Cheer, 4 (Dec) Kobriger, Annette M. Weight Loss Preven- ’ Morrison, Malcolm H. (Computer ’ Piner, W. David. Restoring Dignity to tion Strategies: What Is Your Facility’s Technology Update) Meeting the April Bathing, 29 (Jun) Score? 62 (Jun) Deadline for the HIPAA Privacy Rule, Kosmin, Ethan Andrew. Eleven Ways to 58 (Feb) R Improve Collections in Long-Term New IT Products to Enhance Resident ee] Care, 56 (Mar) Care and Well-Being, 66 (May) - Rauma, Peter. Designing a Flexible Campus, Kramer, Robert G. (NIC on Financing) New Rules for Your IT Vendor Search, 46 * 21 Jun) Industry Financial Benchmarks Show (Aug) What Makes a Healing Garden? 50 (Oct) Signs of Improvement, but Serious HIPAA’s Temporary Reprieve, 66 (Nov) ’ Reuben, Keith D.; Coffey, Patrick L. Don’t Issues Remain, 66 (Mar) Morrone, Anthony L.; Smoller, Jill. Change Be Scared Off From Receivables-Based Financial Benchmarks: Signs of Struggle to Survive: The SOPA Approach to Financing, 14 (Jul) and Hope, 68 (Sep) Costing, 54 (Feb) Rubas, Wendy L.; Callahan, John M. Krein, Keith (interview). Choosing a " Mosher-Ashley, Pearl. See, Trombley, Avoiding the Pitfalls in Purchasing Medical Director: One Size Does Not Jessica SNFs, 18 (Jul) Fit All, 15 (Apr) ' N S L ATCERTT ANE ALRT ARTIS i mRAN ON TONERS Norman, Robert A. Caring for Aging Skin, - Sadowski, Andi. Training Staffi n Resident Landy, Barbara; Olsen-DeHon, Dotty 22 (Apr) Transfers, 44 (Aug) (interview). Caring for Larger Salter, Vera. Workforce Solutions From Residents: Preserving Dignity Without 0 Your Peers, 46 (May) Sacrificing Safety, 30 (Nov) | SRE ARERR ICS RGAE RTM NRT TESTING Sampsell, Bethany G. The Promise, Practice, Lebowitz, Lawrence M. Immigration ’ O’Brien, Charles (interview). Odor Control: and Problems of the Eden Alternative, Strategies for Hiring Staff, 42 (May) Not Just a Cover-up, 76 (Sep) 41 (Dec) Lewis, Steven. Disaster Recovery Planning ’ O'Connor, Denis. Don’t Forget the Kitchen! ’ Seman, Dorothy. “Listen With the Ears of for Information Technology Func- 22 (Jul) Your Heart,” 34 (Sep) tions, 50 (Feb) ’ Olson-DeHon, Dotty. See, Landy, Barbara ’ Sharbaugh, Robert J. When Drugs Don’t Littlehale, Steven B.; Simon, Sam. Do Kill “Bugs,” 70 (May) Quality Measures Really Identify P ’ Shephard, Rena R. The Power of the MDS, Quality Care? 26 (May) | AARON BORIS 40 (Apr) ’ Padilla, Paula; Gong, Jade. Marycrest Why the Nursing Director Is Key to M Assisted Living’s Venture Into Survival (Guest Editorial), 6 (Nov) Olmstead Territory, 50 (Jan) ’ Shoemaker, Barbara. (Assisted Living Maben, Patricia A. Designing a Better Palmer, Mary H. (interview). Helping Review) Reducing Resident Falls, 60 Bathroom, 24 (Mar) Residents Stay Dry, 70 (Jun) (Jan) Managers of Penacook Place Nursing and Peck, Richard L. Here Come the Rehab ' Shumaker, Thomas A. Employee Privacy Rehabilitation Center (interview). Therapy Caps, 35 (Jul) Versus Employer Rights, 60 (Nov) Does Ozone Laundry Really Work? A Protecting Residents From Crime, 32 Simon, Sam. See, Littlehale, Steven B. User’s Report, 68 (Feb) (Oct) ’ Smoller, Jill. See, Morrone, Anthony L. Mansour, Aisha. Implementing a Physical Peck, Richard L. (Editorial) - Spector, Stanley. Surviving an Inspection, Activity Program, 52 (Mar) Seems Like Old Times, 4 (Jan) 66 (Sep) Marano, Cindy. Beating the Nursing Home The Real Long-Term Care System, 4 - Staff of Glen Cove Center for Nursing and Staffing Blues, 48 (Jan) (Feb) Rehabilitation (OPTIMA Award Marcell, Jacqueline (interview). “Oh My The Long-Term Care Insurance Test, 4 Winner). Creating a Five-Star Dining God!” Lessons in Caregiving From a (Mar) Experience, 20 (Sep) Pioneering Baby Boomer, 56 (Oct) Spread the Word, 4 (Apr) Mazer, Susan E. Live Concerts Break Medicaid Dreams, 4 (May) Through Resident Isolation, 50 (Sep) Readiness Is All, 4 (Jun) 82 @ January 2004 www.nursinghomesmagazine.com author/subject index Nursing Homes/Long Term Care Management 2003 ; W Stoil, Michael J. (View on Washington) Geriatric Depression Beckons SNFs to ‘RRC a eee TINA ISLL UN SUBJECT INDEX - Watt, Joseph M. See, Fogel, Lawrence A. Act, 8 (Jan) A Trivial Pursuit, 6 (Feb) ’ Werner, Bryan. Successfully Implementing PERSLANRERPE OEP TT SS EOCENE AREER SORA The Other Prescription Drug Benefit Divergent Specialized Programs in a Abuse Plan, 10 (Mar) SNF, 46 (Mar) Elder Justice Act, provisions and . Whitlock, Sylvia Gaudette. Quality Legislative Prospects Are Dim, 6 (Apr) prospects, 10 (Jun) SNFs and Homeland Security, 6 (May) Initiatives: Are Nursing Homes Getting survey readiness, and, 40 (Feb) The Long-Term Care Bill That “Every- Better? 24 (Nov) Accreditation * Willging, Paul R. (Assisted Living Review) one” Likes, 10 (Jun) new JCAHO guidelines, 30 (Sep) A Talk With Presidential Candidate . ALFA’s Take on the Assisted Living Activities Howard Dean, 10 (Jul) Workgroup—and Beyond, 46 (Apr) holiday celebrations, 20 (Dec) Fast, Fizzy Relief for Medicaid Pain, 8 Willging, Paul R. (Paul Willging Says...) Montessori approach, for Alzheimer’s, 58 (Aug) Don’t Let Demographics Fool You, 50 (Jun) Will Tax Incentives Work for LTC (Aug) Montgomery Place, diversity, 52 (Jun) Insurance? 6 (Sep) “Affordability” Might Not Be So physical activity program, for elderly, 52 NIH Research: Big Money, Small Affordable, 10 (Sep) (Mar) Returns, 8 (Oct) “Aging in Place” Can Be a Marketing volunteering, rewards of, 44 (Apr) The Governors Take Long-Term Care Trap, 12 (Oct) Administrators Seriously, 8 (Nov) Let’s Stop Ignoring LTC Insurance, 14 future supply of, 42 (Jan) The Nursing Home Stakes in the (Nov) inspiration of, 8 (Mar) Medicare Prescription Drug Debate, 8 Quality Management Isn’t as Tough as It “stuck in the middle,” facilitating staff Looks, 13 (Dec) interactions, 74 (Oct) (Dec) * Williams, Linda. Pressure Ulcers: Case Aging in Place Study and Lessons Learned, 64 (Jan) marketing trap, as a, 12 (Oct) T Medication-Monitoring Lawsuit: Case AIDS Management LATTICLET SILEANT NE N I Taylor, Nancy (Voices From the Field). Study and Lessons Learned, 42 (Mar) Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care From Both Sides of the Coin, 69 (Jun) The Case of the Missing Medical Records, Center, and, 22 (May) 34 (Apr) Alzheimer’s Disease Thomas, Audrey. Growth Through Volunteering, 44 (Apr) Nutrition Is No Secret, 40 (Aug) Dorothy Seman approach, 34 (Sep) End-of-Life Expectations, 50 (Nov) home caregiving experience, 56 (Oct) Thomas, Bruce. See, Trombley, Jessica Montessori-based activities for, 58 (Jun) Thompson, James J. Safety: A Key Ingredi- American College of Health Care Adminis- ent in the Recipe for Success, 22 (Feb) Y trators Todd, Jaime. Teach Stafft oW alk in aa a e a os convocation, 36 (Feb) Surveyors’ Shoes, 40 (Feb) . Young, Cheri A. See, Ginn, Gregory O. Assisted Living Do You Have Change Agents On Your affordability of, 10 (Sep) Staff? 33 (Aug) Zz ALFA policy, and, 104 (Oct) Trombley, Jessica; Thomas, Bruce; Mosher- ‘SSELR SREE Assisted Living Workgroup, ALFA Ashley, Pearl. Massage Therapy for . Zaneski, Linda O’Boyle. Documenting position, 46 (Apr) Elder Residents, 92 (Oct) Quality Assurance, 64 (Sep) demographics, and, 50 (Aug) . Zinn, Linda. Better Pain Management = fall prevention in, 60 (Jan) Fewer Pressure Ulcers, 74 (Mar) U hospitality perspective and, 62 (Mar) ARE AO IsM EP RM ENS it MOEN RA RHEL: Olmstead decision, and, Marycrest story, Ustick, Kathleen. See, Keane, Bill 50 (Jan) V ETV OISAS SETAE, SRG EAR RN E Volzer, Robert (Design Center) Bariatric Care Home Is Where the “Hearth” Is, 47 (Oct) one facility’s approach, 30 (Nov) Getting Into the Swing, 41 (Nov) Bathing The Living Tapestry of MCH, 33 (Dec) The Spa at Arbor Acres, 29 (Jun) wellness experience, as a, 108 (Oct) | Behavior Management for “Shouters, Constant Call-Bell Ringers, and Complainers,” 78 (Oct) risk management, and, 60 (Mar) NURSING HOMES Long Term Care Management ¢ 83 subject index Nursing Homes/Long Term Care Management 2003 Buses - Directors of Nursing (DONs) monitoring “Business Associates” under, maintenance of, 55 (Aug) future supply of, 42 (Jan) 46 (Jan) “key to survival,” as, 6 (Nov) transactions “reprieve,” 66 (Nov) C . Holiday Celebrations E nursingg home vigg nettes, 20 (Dec) Collections ’ Homeland Security eleven-point improvement approach, 56 . Eden Alternative SNFs, and, 6 (May) promise and problems of, 41 (Dec) (Mar) Communications Employee Privacy I future technology, 84 (Oct) vs. employer rights, 60 (Nov) referral process, 64 (Nov) _ Employee Screening - Immigration telemedicine, and full-service LTC, 46 RFPs for outsourcing, 48 (May) strategies for hiring, 42 (May) (Dec) . Incontinence wireless update, 28 (Sep) F targeted approach to, 28 (Dec) Computers updated management of, 70 (Jun) disaster recovery planning, and IT, 50 - Fall Prevention - Infection Control (Feb) assisted living, in, 60 (Jan) protection against drug-resistant bacteria, eliminating backup disasters, 68 (May) Family Relations 70 (May) HIPAA privacy policy, 30 (Mar) innovative programs, 16 (Aug) . Information Technology HIPAA Privacy Rule, meeting deadline, . Financial Investment computer-backup systems, 68 (May) 58 (Feb) GE Healthcare Financial Services computerized referral process, 64 (Nov) HIPAA transactions “reprieve,” 66 (Nov) overview, 20 (Mar) CRM system, and facility staff, 18 (Jan) new IT products, 66 (May) NIC financial benchmarks, 66 (Mar) developing HIPAA privacy policy, 30 new vendor search rules, 46 (Aug) NIC financial benchmarks, 68 (Sep) (Mar) telemedicine, and, 46 (Dec) receivables-based financing, 14 (Jul) disaster recovery planning, and, 50 (Feb) _ Financial Operations use in referral process, 64 (Nov) handhelds, and HIPAA compliance, 22 Consultant Pharmacists improved collections policy, 56 (Mar) (Jan) updated role of, 22 (Aug) SOPA costing, and, 54 (Feb) HIPAA “business associates,” monitor- Corporate Compliance ing, 46 (Jan) symptoms of an ailing plan, 54 (Nov) G HIPAA transactions “reprieve,” 66 (Nov) Crime Prevention maintenance scheduling software, 26 ’ Government Policy Senior Crimestoppers program, 32 (Oct) (Jan) Culture Change ALFA assisted living opinions, 104 (Oct) meeting HIPAA Privacy Rule deadline, 58 Eden Alternative, promise and problems, elder abuse legislation, 10 (Jun) (Feb) Governor Dirk Kempthorne/National 41 (Dec) new products, 66 (May) Pioneer Network approach, 24 (Oct) Governors Association on, 8 (Nov) telemedicine, 46 (Dec) homeland security, and SNFs, 6 (May) vendor search rules, 46 (Aug) Howard Dean interview, 10 (Jul) legislative prospects, 6 (Apr) L Demographics LTC insurance tax deductions, 6 (Sep) AS OTT, use and misuse of, 50 (Aug) Medicaid funding restorations, 8 (Aug) Laundry Depression NIH research and, 8 (Oct) ozone-based, user’s report, 68 (Feb) Aging States Project, 8 (Jan) prescription drug coverage, 10 (Mar) Legal Concerns Design prescription drug debate, and nursing defending the MDS, 36 (Nov) bathing spa, 29 (Jun) homes, 8 (Dec) employee privacy vs. employer rights, 60 bathing spaces, for cognitively intact, 108 Quality Initiatives, update, 24 (Nov) (Nov) (Oct) Quality Measures, careful application of, employment law pitfalls, 68 (Oct) building “green,” 26 (Jul) 26 (May) end-of-life decision making, 50 (Nov) flexible long-term care campus, 21 (Jun) rehab therapy caps, 35 (Jul) legal nurse consultant, usefulness of, 48 healing gardens, characteristics of, 50 reimbursement legislation, 6 (Feb) (Feb) (Oct) medical records, keeping track of, 34 improving bathroom design, 24 (Mar) H (Apr) lighting options, 68 (Nov) medication monitoring, and, 42 (Mar) wall system selection, 34 (Jun) HIPAA nutrition miscommunication, 40 (Aug) Dining Service developing privacy policy, 30 (Mar) resident sexuality, and, 62 (Feb) creating a “five-star” experience, 20 (Sep) ° handhelds, and, 22 (Jan) riding “litigation tide,” 34 (Oct) meeting Privacy Rule deadline, 58 (Feb) workplace harassment, confronting, 56 (May) 84 @ January 2004 www.nursinghomesmagazine.com subject index Nursing Homes/Long Term Care Management 2003 Lighting * Pain Management employee privacy vs. employer rights, 60 design options, and, 68 (Nov) pressure ulcer reduction, and, 74 (Mar) (Nov) Long-Term Care Insurance - Performance Improvement employee screening, outsourcing, 48 administrators should stop ignoring, 14 organizing for, 54 (Jan) (May) (Nov) Quality Measures, and, 26 (May) encouraging “change agents,” 33 (Aug) tax deductions for, 6 (Sep) ’ Pharmacy immigration strategies, 42 (May) Long-Timers consultant pharmacist’s role, 22 (Aug) legal nurse consultant, usefulness, 48 Vircy Evans story, 80 (Mar) * Pioneer Network (Feb) culture change, and, 24 (Oct) managing administrative pitfalls, 68 (Oct) M * Prescription Drug Legislation Mather LifeWays LEAP program, 52 NLA alternative plan, 10 (Mar) (May) Massage Therapy nursing home stakes in, 8 (Dec) medical director selection, 15 (Apr) clinical advantages of, 92 (Oct) ’ Pressure Ulcers Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute Medicaid Funding reduction by pain management, 74 (Mar) (PHI) programs, 48 (Jan) federal restoration of, 8 (Aug) ’ Prospective Payment System (PPS) Practice Profile Database (PHI), 46 (May) Medical Directors questions and answers about (AANAC’s retaining employee loyalty, 100 (Oct) selection criteria, 15 (Apr) PPS Review), 70 (Mar); 67 (Jun); 72 workplace harassment, confronting, 56 Minimum Data Set (MDS) (Sep) defending against litigation, 36 (Nov) ’ Purchasing (May) : Staff Training power of Quality Indicators, and, 40 SNF acquisitions, and, 18 (Jul) resident transfers, in, 44 (Aug) (Apr) via “job swapping,” 62 (Oct) Music Q ; ’ Survey FM radio station, CCRC, 56 (Sep) RR SNL TPN NLA SIRES documenting resident abuse policy, 40 live concert program, 50 (Sep) Quality Assurance (Feb) documentation of, 64 (Sep) surviving an inspection, 66 (Sep) N _ Quality Initiatives in nursing homes, update, 24 (Nov) Nutrition ’ Quality Management T “five-star” dining experience, 20 (Sep) basic ingredients, 13 (Dec) AER AAEM LE SPORES LIE EEE LEA ED IELTS, - Technology miscommunication liability, 40 (Aug) Center for Aging Services Technology outsourcing vs. staff-operated food R (AAHSA), 6 (Jan) service, 22 (Jul) preventing weight loss, and, 62 (Jun) . Referrals Intel “smart technology,” 84 (Oct) vitamin D levels, sun exposure and, 44 computerized approach to, 64 (Nov) telemedicine, 46 (Dec) wall systems selection, 34 (Jun) (Feb) . Relaxation de-stressing techniques, 74 (Feb) wireless communications, 28 (Sep) ’ Resident Satisfaction * Transportation 0 provider as resident, 69 (Jun) bus maintenance, 55 (Aug) ‘SAARI AREER TAS ONES IED ’ Resident Transfers Odor Control staff training in, 44 (Aug) V Charles O’Brien (Ecolab) interview, 76 "SaaS CR ns RAE NSSR ES TSAR A EA (Sep) S _ Volunteering OPTIMA Awards rewards of, 44 (Apr) 2002 Entry: Facility Reorganization, 38 . Safety (Jul) facility-wide program, 22 (Feb) WwW 2003 Award Ceremony, 6 (Dec) 2003 Entry: Employee Job Swap Program, ° Senior Crimestoppers program, 32 (Oct) ASAI SLITS SPEEA ILE TE LIE LEP EES OE, nai dill sini * Sexuality - Wandering 62 (Oct) in nursing home, legal concerns, 62 (Feb) prevention of, 50 (Apr) 2003 Winner: Five-Star Dining Experi- resident intimacy policy, 18 (Feb) - Weight Loss ence, 20 (Sep) ’ Skin Care prevention of, 62 (Jun) update on prevention, 22 (Apr) . Wireless Communications P ’ Special Programs update on, 28 (Sep) RERCN STE TNT TRE AEE active-oriented and ventilator-dependent, - Wound Care PACE (Programs of All-Inclusive Care for for, 46 (Mar) pressure ulcer avoidance, pain manage- the Elderly) AIDS patients, for, 22 (May) ment, 74 (Mar) business planning for, 36 (Apr) younger residents, for, 16 (May) wound-based litigation, 64 (Jan) lessons from two programs, 60 (May) Staffing administrator/DON supply, 42 (Jan) NURSING HOMES Long Term Care Management @ 85