Geriatrics/Aging
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Blacks in Congress focus on end-of-life care
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Guest Column: Sept. 11, 2002: A grief counselor’s perspective
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News From the End-of-Life: Article examines palliative care, pain management
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News From the End-of-Life: Grants intended to boost geriatric nursing education
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Solving nursing shortage requires imagination
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Full hospice care means meeting caregivers’ needs
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News From the End-of-Life: Electronic filing proposed for CMS cost reports
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Concerns allayed for hospice patients given opioids
Opioid use for patients with advanced illness has been the focus of controversy and misconceptions, even among health care practitioners, an expert notes. -
Coding expert must be a master at solving puzzles
Designating a staff member as the "coding expert" for your agency is one way to ensure accurate reimbursement; but the person does not have to be a certified coder to help your agency understand the myriad codes and guidelines. -
Attorney: 'Rotation' referrals may compromise care
Patients' right to freedom of choice of providers has been a source of continuing conflict, especially between hospitals and post-acute providers not owned by or affiliated with hospitals -- so-called freestanding providers.