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            | Catered Living (PDF,
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            | Richard
            G. Stefanacci, DO, MGH, MBA, AGSF, CMD  •  p. 7 |  
          
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            | A Report from the 2006 CEAL Quality Summit (PDF, 745 KB, 26 pages)  •  p. 13 |  
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              Accountability: Competing Priorities: How do various stakeholder priorities affect AL? Read this discussion and find action steps to tackle the priority challenges.  •  p. 15Effective Behavior Management for Residents with Dementia: Recruiting appropriate staff, providing quality care, and communicating with families is key to managing behavior.  •  p. 16Affordability in Assisted Living: Research, collaborative work groups, and creative funding are among the suggested tools to ensure affordable AL.  •  p. 19Workforce Considerations: Better Jobs, Better Care: Action steps to improve worker conditions, leadership, and communication can increase retention among AL direct-care workers.  •  p. 19Will Technology Enhance Resident Services?: Understanding how to select technology and overcoming cost barriers can bring necessary technology to the AL resident community.  •  p. 21Intuitive System Monitors Resident Behavior Patterns: This telemonitoring system creates a safer, more independent, and connected environment for seniors in AL.  •  p. 21Technology to Enhance the Resident Experience: With technology at their fingertips, residents can remain connected to their families, participate in learning, and enhance their mental skills—even simulate driving a big rig.  •  p. 26Assisted Living’s Impact on Long-Term Care and a Look at the Future: Assisted Living: What Do We Know? AL Resident Assessment and the Future of LTC  •  p. 27Physician House Calls: Coming Full Circle: The pros and cons of physician house calls in AL is presented and respondents cite challenges and opportunities.  •  p. 35 |  
          
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