Overdue : quality care for our elder citizens / Phyllis Ayman ;
Editor: [S.l.] : HYBRID GLOBAL PUBLISHING, 2019Descripción: 1 online resourceTipo de contenido:- text
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- 1948181436
- 9781948181433
- 362.61 23
- HV1455 .A963 2019
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" OVERDUE" Quality Care for OUR Elder Citizens examines how we as a culture treat our elder citizens as they continue life's journey. The author presents the idea that Our Elder Citizens are essentially Our Future Selves, and therefore, each and every one of us should be concerned about the quality of care and quality of life they receive, especially within the long-term care setting. This book provides information on the nursing home industry from an insider's perspective, more dignified, respectful and effective models of care, and the need for grassroots advocacy and a national conversation on how we care for our elder citizens.
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PART ONE: The State of Eldercare in America -- 1. We Can Do Better -- 2. Eldercare in America: A Moral Dilemma -- PART TWO: The “Nuts and Bolts”—How the System Works -- 3. The State Survey Process -- 4. The Star Rating System -- 5. A New Payment Model -- PART THREE: Where Are We Now? What Is Possible? What Is Needed? -- 6. The Face of Compassionate Care -- 7. Trailblazing Alternatives to Long-Term Care Nursing Homes -- 8. Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia: A Growing Issue for Us All -- 9. Systemic Advocacy versus Grassroots Advocacy.
Quality Care for Our Elder Citizens examines how we as a culture treat our elder citizens as they continue life's journey. The author presents the idea that our elder citizens are essentially our future selves, and therefore, each and every one of us should be concerned about the quality of care and quality of life they receive, especially within the long-term care setting. This book provides information on the nursing home industry from an insider's perspective. It addresses more dignified, respectful, and effective models of care and proposes the need for grassroots advocacy and a national conversation on how we care for our elder citizens.
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