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volume 43, number 1, 2018

Amy Huaiquil
How Kindred Won Nation’s Highest Award For Performance Excellence. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (1) (2018)
Jennifer Lubell
Antibiotic Stewardship Takes A Village. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (1) (2018)
Jocelyn Montgomery, Mary Jane Carothers, Holly Harmon, Marguerite McLaughlin, Amy Elliot, David Farrell, Cathie Brady, Barbara Frank
Leading Through Team Building. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (1) (2018)
Amy Stewart
Determining Staff Competencies. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (1) (2018)
Joanne Kaldy
New Program Brings That Warm And Fuzzy Feeling. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (1) (2018)

volume 43, number 2, 2018

V Tellis-Nayak
Our Humanity: Part 1 Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (2) (2018)
Brenda Richardson
Serving Up New Rules For Food And Dining. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (2) (2018)
Amy Huaiquil
Making A Difference, One Life At A Time. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (2) (2018)
Amy Huaiquil
Providers Offer Ailing Prisoners A Helping Hand. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (2) (2018)
William Schaffner
Flu Vaccines Vital In Nursing, Assisted Living Settings. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (2) (2018)

volume 43, number 3, 2018

Patrick Connole
Technology Comes Of Age In The LTC World. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (3) (2018)
V Tellis-Nayak
Fault Lines And Frontiers In Person-Centered, Long Term Care: Part 2. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (3) (2018)
Judi Kulus
OIG Puts Bull’s-Eye On Rehospitalization. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (3) (2018)
Beth Burnham Mace
Setting The Stage For 2017. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (3) (2018)

volume 43, number 4, 2018

Sheba E Vine
Marijuana Laws Create Haze Around Policies. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (4) (2018)
Bill Kauffman V
Skilled Nursing Center Data In For 2016. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (4) (2018)
V Tellis-Nayak
Fault Lines And Frontiers In Person-Centered, Long Term Care Part 3. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (4) (2018)
Patrick Connole
Research Project Takes Personal Turn For Phoenix Symphony. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (4) (2018)
Jennifer Lubell
Maintaining A Safe Workplace Takes Teamwork. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (4) (2018)

volume 43, number 5, 2018

Jaime Todd
Doomsday in the Workplace? Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (5) (2018)
Kevin Whitehurst
Minimizing Litigation Risks In Skilled Nursing Care. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (5) (2018)
Judi Kulus
Shoring Up Section GG Can Protect Outcomes, Payment. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (5) (2018)
Cassie M Chew
Caregiver Shortage Reaches Critical Stage. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (5) (2018)

volume 43, number 6, 2018

Nancy Levitin, Jeffrey Neuman, Katie Barbieri
Eight Characteristics of an Efficient Finance Department. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (6) (2018)
Patrick Connole
Finding a Path Through the Acronym Maze. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (6) (2018)
Elizabeth McLaren
Myth-Busting Medicare for Long Term Care Skilled Services Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (6) (2018)
Angie Szumlinski
The Link Between Falls And Brain Activity. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 43 (6) (2018)

volume 42, number 10, 2018

Joanne Kaldy
Online Courses Open Learning Opportunities. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (10) (2018)

volume 42, number 11, 2018

Devin Robinson
Reflections On A Quality Journey. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (11) (2018)
Patrick Connole
Ransomware Cyber Security Threat Tests Providers’ Defenses. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (11) (2018)
Kathryn Evans
Pharmaceutical Waste: A Checklist For Compliance. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (11) (2018)
Peter Feeney
Kindness Tops Residents’ Wish Lists. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (11) (2018)

volume 42, number 12, 2018

Liz Liberman
For Rural Providers, Location Does Matter. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (12) (2018)
Orrin Devinsky
Educating Patients On Sudden Death Syndrome In Epilepsy. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (12) (2018)
Judi Kulus
ZPICs Use An Arsenal Of Weapons To Fight Fraud. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (12) (2018)
Amy Huaiquil
ACOs Bring Assisted Living Into The Fold. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (12) (2018)

volume 42, number 7, 2018

Neyal J Ammary-Risch
What Caregivers Need To Know About Aging Eyes. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (7) (2018)
Vincent Hau
Practical Vision: Telescope Implants Score Large. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (7) (2018)
Kathleen Lourde
Measure First, then Manage. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (7) (2018)
Phil Fogg, Anthony Laflen
Leveraging Data Can Help Accelerate Change. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (7) (2018)
Valdeko Kreil
From Tundra To Table. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (7) (2018)

volume 42, number 8, 2018

Patrick Connole
Poised to Take the New Payment Leap. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (8) (2018)
Amy Stewart
Medication Reconciliation Makes Transitions Safer. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (8) (2018)
Sheba E Vine
Policies Should Reflect The Changing Law Landscape. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (8) (2018)
John Damgaard
Electronic Coordination Key To Better Care. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (8) (2018)

volume 42, number 9, 2018

Patrick Connole
Banks Cater To Long Term Care. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (9) (2018)
Bill Dauffman
Investment Capital Needed For Skilled Nursing Operations. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (9) (2018)
Debbie Van Straten
Web Strategies Can Bring In Customers. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (9) (2018)
Lee Kilmer
More Than Just Pretty Pictures. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (9) (2018)
Jennifer Lubell
Advance Directives: Making The Tough Choices. Provider (Washington, D.C.) 42 (9) (2018)