PBJ--have you registered?
MDS 3.0 Insider, October 9, 2015
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The HCPro long-term care team recently posed a few questions to the readers of our periodicals for nursing home providers to better understand how professionals in the field are gearing for the impending introduction of the payroll-based staffing journal (PBJ)—an electronic system through which, starting in July 2016, SNFs will be required to submit staffing data pulled directly from their payrolls.
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