The purpose of this program is to identify residents who are at an increased risk for falls and may benefit from fall prevention interventions. Falls are often the result of impaired balance and mobility, loss of muscle mass, visual limitations, medication side-effects, and/or cognitive impairments. Physical and Occupational therapists can assist residents to regain muscle… Continue reading Focus on Falls and Balance Program
Author: Joe Eaton
Focus on Patient Identification and Screening Program
The purpose of this program is to ensure resident needs are met throughout the facility and that various systems are in place to identify resident needs for therapy services. Those systems include a systematic approach to patient identification, screening, Casper analysis, walking rounds, and routine provision of education on therapy services to facility staff to… Continue reading Focus on Patient Identification and Screening Program
The Staffing Crisis: How it Ends
Let’s talk about the Staffing Crisis. Skilled nursing is struggling to find people to do the work we’re here to do: care for people who need us. All clinical positions are in demand. Everyone in the field I speak with talks about it. How Did We Get Here? Skilled nursing isn’t like most businesses. We… Continue reading The Staffing Crisis: How it Ends
The Importance of Health Literacy in Nursing Homes
In this podcast, Amy Stewart, MSN, RN, DNS-MT, QCP-MT, RAC-MT, RAC-MTA, vice president of education and certification strategy for AAPACN, and Joel VanEaton, BSN, RN, RAC-CT, RAC-CTA, executive vice president of PAC regulatory affairs and education for Broad River Rehab and an AAPACN Master Teacher, talk about health literacy and its importance in nursing homes… Continue reading The Importance of Health Literacy in Nursing Homes
Part III: Social Determinants of Health
This course will integrate all three focused areas and provide caregivers practical applicants to implement in their daily practice.
Part II: Trauma Informed Care
Part two of this series will delve into understanding trauma-informed care including an integrated approach for the interdisciplinary teams (IDT) understanding residents holistically.
Part I: COVID-19 Long Haul Complexities and Impacts
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Medicare Audit & Denial Trending
During this session attendees will gain knowledge related to national and regional based trends in the areas of Medicare Audit and Appeal.
Part I: Quality Measurement: Applying an Understanding of the Basics
Broad River Rehab is proud to partner with NADONA to offer a new, four-part webinar series on Quality Measures. Each of these programs are eligible for 1 CE credit for both administrators and nurses.
Part II: Quality Measurement: Falls, a Global Approach
Broad River Rehab is proud to partner with NADONA to offer a new, four-part webinar series on Quality Measures. Each of these programs are eligible for 1 CE credit for both administrators and nurses.
