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Building a ‘More Person-Centered Health System’: Palliative Care in Value-Based Models

Hospice News

Forthcoming Medicare payment models will likely focus on disease-specific programs that bear similarities to palliative care. Emerging reimbursement demonstrations have placed a stronger emphasis on addressing a more diverse group of patients with high levels of care needs and complex health trajectories.

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AlayaCare Implements Integrated Client Management Platform with Carefor Health & Community Services

AlayaCare

Home-based care technology innovator to help Carefor streamline back-office operations—from scheduling to client management, with enhanced data-based decision support for improved job experience for front-line caregivers. Carefor is no different,” said Steve Perry, CEO Carefor Health & Community Services.

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Nurses With Disabilities: Still a Lot to Give

Daily Nurse

According to the Centers for Disease Control, one out of every four American adults lives with a disability (approximately 61 million), and since there are four million nurses in the U.S., a large percentage of nurses are also likely living with disabilities. billion people.

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‘Day in the life of….’ Isla McGlade Professional Learning/Intellectual Disabilities and Neurodevelopmental Nursing Advisor

Evidence-Based Nursing - BMJ blogs

In my role, I provide professional advice from my clinical and nursing experience on all matters relating to learning disability, autism and neurodevelopmental conditions to help civil servants develop high quality advice for Scottish Government and UK Government Ministers. What is your job title and your main role/responsibilities?

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Nursing Best Practices: Caring for Disabled Patients

Diversity Nursing

Disability affects approximate 61 million , or nearly 1 in 4 (26%) of people in the United States. Including people with disabilities in everyday activities and creating accessible environments and equitable opportunities that support them in holding roles similar to their peers who do not have a disability is disability inclusion.

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Best Practices In Caring For Patients With Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities

Diversity Nursing

Patients with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities (IDDs) have unique needs. It is important Nurses know how to properly provide care, and make health care more accessible for this population. Independent living. Here are some helpful guidelines for treating patients with mental and/or physical disabilities.

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Comfort Care Homes Build Bridges to Hospice for Underserved Patients

Hospice News

For terminally ill patients who lack secure housing or loved ones to care for them, hospice is typically not an option. Organizations called comfort care homes have been working to fill this gap. These are generally nonprofit residential facilities that will give patients a place to stay while they receive hospice care.

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