Calling all experts!
MDS 3.0 Insider, November 6, 2015
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HCPro is looking for long-term care experts to share their insights and contribute to our growing collection of leading industry publications. Our books, webcasts, seminars, and newsletters analyze urgent industry news; unpack complex regulatory, clinical, and operational challenges; and provide platforms for long-term care professionals to learn, engage one another, and enrich their care delivery.
HCPro is asking experts in all facets of long-term care for their expertise, so please reach out to us:
• With salient industry concerns that you would like to see addressed through our products
• If you are interested in being interviewed for newsletter articles
• If you are interested in writing a book for HCPro or becoming a speaker for one of our webcasts
• With any other guidance or feedback
Please email Managing Editor Olivia MacDonald at omacdonald@hcpro.comwith a brief statement that includes your areas of interest and expertise, as well as your current contact information. Also feel free to contact Olivia with any questions or to request additional information.
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