Inside the New Push to Build a National Pipeline of CNA Apprentices
McKnight's Long-Term Care News
Many tradespeople secure stable, full-time jobs through apprenticeship programs that are often supported by the federal government. Now, a coalition of nursing home advocacy groups is working to make a national certified nurse aide apprenticeship a reality, despite state-by-state regulatory differences and other challenges. Read more.
Multiple Factors are Driving Caregiver Burnout, Survey Finds. Here are Some Solutions to Address it
McKnight's Senior Living
The increase in the number of senior living residents who have complex care needs, staff members' limited time to complete tasks, and fragmented technology systems are making the jobs of caregivers more difficult, according to the results of a new survey. Read more.
'Prolific' Win for Nursing Homes on Latest MDS Coding, But Discharge Clarity Still Needed
Skilled Nursing News
The latest update to the Minimum Data Set (MDS) addresses a major concern for providers facing state case mid audits and medical reviews, which often demand additional or conflicting documentation. But these updates by CMS may have left other areas conspicuously absent. Read more.
Reducing Transportation Risk for Assisted Living Communities
Provider Magazine
Transportation services are an essential part of the resident experience within assisted living communities, helping support independence, quality of life, and overall well-being. But they also create significant operational risk, particularly when organizations transport medically vulnerable passengers who may require mobility assistance, wheelchair securement, supervision, or specialized accommodations. Read more.