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7 Holiday Sustainable Caregiving Strategies

Sustainable Caregiving

The holiday season brings unique challenges for caregivers, often amplifying the stress, emotions, and responsibilities that come with both caregiving and festivities. This time of year can evoke a mix of joy and uneasiness, with caregiving adding layers of complexity to holiday plans. Yet, it’s possible to create meaningful moments while prioritizing well-being.

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Addus Taking ‘Conservative’ Approach to Hospice, Home Health M&A

Hospice News

Addus HomeCare Corporation (Nasdaq: ADUS) may slow down on mergers and acquisitions in the near term as it absorbs Gentiva’s personal care business. The Texas-headquartered personal care, home health and hospice provider is taking a “conservative approach” to its merger and acquisition strategies, said Addus CEO and Chairman Dirk Allison in an earnings call on Thursday.

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“This is my love letter to you”: Healing after the loss of a partner

HopeHealth

When her husband died, “I was simply frozen,” Pamela says. “The pain was unrelenting.” Now, she opens up about her grief journey in the months since. The post “This is my love letter to you”: Healing after the loss of a partner appeared first on HopeHealth.

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Researchers: Palliative Care an Overlooked Global Health Priority 

Hospice News

Palliative care is a neglected health care priority worldwide, three nursing experts contend. A range of factors contribute to this neglect, including misconceptions about the nature of palliative care, a lack of clinical education opportunities and research and health equity issues, according to Richard Harding, interim executive dean; Oladayo Afolabi, research associate; and Anna Peeler, research associate, with the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery, and Palliative Care, King’

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3 Reasons to Retire Pagers from Healthcare Settings

Let's discuss the trusty pager—an old favorite that’s losing its shine in hospitals and clinics. While once a staple in hospitals and clinics, pagers now present significant limitations that hinder rather than facilitate communication among healthcare professionals. Healthcare professionals are constantly on the move, and they need communication tools that can keep up with their fast-paced lives.

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Seasonal Wellness: Boosting Immunity for Seniors

Community Home Health Care

As the seasons shift and temperatures drop, it’s time to focus on boosting immunity for seniors. This time of year comes with a higher risk of illness, particularly colds, flu, and other respiratory infections that can be more dangerous for older adults. For seniors, whose immune systems naturally weaken with age , maintaining good health during these months becomes even more critical.

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OIG: Dedicated Leadership Key to Effective Hospice Compliance

Hospice News

Building an effective compliance program depends heavily on dedicated leadership, open lines of communication and accountability, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General (OIG). In addition to conducting audits and investigations, OIG offers guidance to health care organizations as to how they can develop a compliance program that will help keep them out of regulatory hot water.

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4 Signs: Does Your Elderly Relative Need Additional Support?

Caregiver Support Services

As you step into adulthood you don’t realize how much other people in your life will soon start to rely on you. Having an elderly relative near you, or far away, can cause a lot of stress and strain for several different reasons. Whether your loved ones are managing chronic health conditions or they’re struggling with carrying out their daily rituals at home, they may need additional support.

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Virtual Reality Revolutionizes Nurse Residency Programs

Minority Nurse

In a groundbreaking initiative, a Minnesota academic medical center has successfully integrated immersive virtual reality (IVR) into its nurse residency program , showcasing the technology’s potential as a powerful tool for feedback and assessment of clinical competencies. This innovative approach not only enhances the learning experience for new nurses but also aids in their transition to clinical practice.

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Aligning Your Care Company’s Processes With Your Purpose

Corecubed Care Marketing Solutions

At Rosemark, we’ve spent over three decades working with home care agencies across the country. One thing has become crystal clear: aligning your care company’s processes with your purpose is the most effective way to achieve your business goals. But where should you start to create this alignment? And what should the end result look like? Let’s dive into.

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Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing

Nurse Nacole

Category: Critical Care Nursing The gold standard and the most accurate method of measuring blood pressure, remains the intraarterial catheter. However, this method is invasive and time intensive, and carries the infrequent but real risk of arterial injury or thrombosis.

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Real-Life Examples of HIPAA Violations and How to Avoid Them

Speaker: Jack Clough, Chief Growth Officer

Download our 30-minute webinar where we delve into real-life examples of HIPAA violations and preventative measures every organization should know! You will learn: The critical factors that lead to HIPAA violations and how to identify them. Three compelling real-life cases of organizations that faced severe HIPAA penalties. Proven strategies to safeguard YOUR organization against HIPAA violations.

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Autumn Farewell

Elaine Mansfield

I cling to the calmness of nature’s autumn departure in these agitated times of elections and war. It isn’t easy, but I repeatedly bring myself back to the beauty surrounding me. We’re having an unusually dry autumn in the NY Finger Lakes, but no violent weather. The days are gentle and soft. Of course it won’t last, but I’m grateful for calm November days.

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