What quality indicator changes should we expect under the MDS 3.0?
MDS 3.0 Update, June 28, 2010
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Q: We teach the MEPAP 2nd edition that's required for the course for those pursuing certification through NCCAP as a certified Activity Director or assistant. Our class begins in a few days and I can find nothing about the quality indicator report and how that will change for the new MDS for little or no activity section or quality of life as those questions have been eliminated. Do you have any information on the quality indicator report and what it will look like and the direct link for it?
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