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Challenges Facing Skilled Nursing Facilities: Best Practices

A number of industry situations and changes will continue to be big challenges for skilled nursing facilities (SNFs). Here are some of them, as well as some solutions.

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The Turnover Challenge in Skilled Nursing Facilities

Excessive turnover of skilled nursing staff is problematic for care quality. Turnover rates for clinical care in nursing homes range from 55-75% with CNAs (Certified Nurse Assistants) having turnover rates which in some cases are nearly 100%.

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Turnover in Skilled Nursing Facilities – Impact and Solutions

Not much attention has been paid to the effects of poor retention of skilled nursing staff. However, the literature supports the impact and the importance of retaining them.

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Resources for Tackling Challenges Across the Care Continuum

The landscape of care across the continuum continues to gain importance. We’ve assembled these resources where you can explore HealthStream’s goal to make the hard, care-filled work you do each day easier and more effective.

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Talking about CAHPS for Home Health and Hospice

In this article, we include the latest CAHPS news, and identify the key drivers on the Hospice CAHPS Survey that was introduced in 2015. We also take a look at the Home Health CAHPS and HCAHPS surveys to see if there are any lessons to be learned for post-acute providers.

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What’s Going on with Home Healthcare Conditions of Participation (COPs)?

CMS has issued new COPs for home health for the first time in decades; these changes will result in cultural change in the home health world.

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A Prediction for the Future of Post-Acute Care

We know from the research from interviewing thousands of people that they prefer to be aging at home in their communities. This means that we have a huge opportunity to deliver post-acute and non-acute services in new and different ways.

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Four Eye-Opening Trends in Non-Acute Care

Providers in the non-acute world are struggling with increasing demand due to an aging population, as well as other related and connected challenges. Five years from now, non-acute care will look very different than it does today.