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Long-term care, a global challenge
Aging populations confront social care structures and weak economic conditions in Britain, much as they do in the…
News Read MoreResidents protest Medicaid cuts in Illinois budget
To show Gov. Pat Quinn and the Illinois legislature how the proposed $2.7 billion cuts in the state…
News Read MoreNurses fired for faking glucose results
According to documents filed by the Minnesota Department of Health and reported by the Duluth News Tribune, two…
News Read MoreAlzheimer’s risk may be reduced with more exercise, study finds
Individuals with higher levels of daily physical activity may have a decreased risk of developing Alzheimer’s, suggests the…
News Read MoreSerenades models advances in memory care design
Arriving at beautiful Serenades Memory Care Assisted Living, Longwood, Fla., Sunday morning, 50 Environments for Aging conference attendees were…
Projects Read MoreEncore for EFA’s 2012 Citation of Merit winners
An annual highlight of the Environments for Aging conference, being held this year at Disney’s Contemporary Resort in…
Projects Read MoreChallenging conventions of senior living
More than 500 senior living designers, architects, providers and educators gathered Sunday at Disney’s Contemporary Resort in Orlando…
Projects Read MoreA resident’s psychotic episode
Angie (pseudonym) had been here a couple of weeks. Some staff noted that she had been here before.…
Projects Read MoreA call for more nurses, fewer antipsychotics in nursing homes
Hundreds of thousands of elderly nursing home residents receive atypical antipsychotic drugs in nursing homes. Many uses are…
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