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Fraud allegations hit PACS Group, incite major trading volatility

PACS Group stock has dropped nearly 33% since mid-day Monday, triggering automated halts in trading following a scathing report from forensic financial firm Hindenburg, which accused the newly public company of “scamming” the government and investors.

Nurse burnout the root of decreased resident safety, medication errors, study shows

A new study has found a direct link between nurse burnout and unfavorable patient and facility outcomes, including medication errors and a degraded safety culture.

Nursing home pays $80K to settle worker’s sleep disorder discrimination claims

A Texas skilled nursing facility is out $80,000 after it was accused of having violated the Americans with Disabilities Act, which “prohibits disability discrimination and retaliation against an employee with a disability.”

Also in the News for Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024

International working group establishes new consensus guidelines for preventing, diagnosing and managing UTIs … As Athena sells off CT nursing homes, National Health Care swoops in … (CD) Sleep apnea contributes to dementia in older adults, especially women … Oklahoma makes its ombudsman program an arm of the Attorney General’s office

Study: People with dementia more apt to be admitted to nursing homes with lower star ratings

People living with dementia are less likely to be admitted to high-rated nursing homes compared to people who don’t have the disease, a new study finds.

Study identifies factors that affect oncologists’ choices in rehabilitation referrals

Cancer treatment, polypharmacy, cognition and disability status are all factors that can influence an oncologist’s choice to refer a patient for rehabilitation, a new study finds.

Nurse burnout tied to lower healthcare quality, safety and patient satisfaction: report

Nurse burnout was linked to lower healthcare quality and safety as well as lower patient satisfaction, according to a new review and meta-analysis. The report was published Tuesday in JAMA Network Open.

Clinical briefs for Wednesday, Nov. 6

Study: Stable sleep linked to successful aging, study finds … Genes link rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis … Extra year of education doesn’t protect against brain aging, report finds … Wound therapy could lower infection rates in older adults … Report: Body shape, mass index key to mortality risk evaluation

Spooky meets cute: Gurwin dogs strut their stuff during Halloween parade

Canine companions of staff members flaunted outfits ranging from pirate attire to a full Elvis getup, at Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.

This long-term care provider has turned on an overseas golden spigot to fill its nursing ranks

An international talent pipeline has helped one Minnesota-based operator bring more than 130 nurses to the US — and the effort is only expanding.

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