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Briefings on Long-Term Care
 
BLTCR helps you negotiate the maze of regulations and reimbursement, staffing, and quality issues affecting the long-term care industry.

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October 2008   (Volume 16, Issue 10) view entire issue
 
Embracing change: How to make a big shift in culture
Culture change is a hot topic in today’s long-term care industry, and it is possible that this concept will completely reform facilities as we know them.
 
Receive financial backing: What you need to take out a loan
Obtaining loans for your long-term care facility can be a lengthy process, and today’s market can make the process even more difficult. Knowing where to start is half the battle.
 
Project management pointers to develop staff leaders
From reshaping the customer service department to planting a serenity garden, your staff members likely have a plethora of project ideas swimming in their heads.
 
Dealing with the challenge of medical identity theft
It’s a hot topic everywhere—in television commercials, movie plots, and on the nightly news. And it’s a growing concern. It’s identity theft.
 
Minimize mistakes when responding to the media

It doesn’t matter whether your facility is located in a large U.S. metropolitan area or a small town: A media presence exists nationwide.

 
Avoid the ‘dirty little secret’ inside healthcare

Curiosity. Malice. Efficiency. Rivalry. To be helpful. To be hurtful. Because they have a brief lapse of judgment. Because they have a plan to steal thousands of identities and sell them on the Internet. The reasons staff members snoop in patient records are as varied as the employees themselves.

 

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