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Foster Stubbs' coverage is primarily focused on human resources, healthcare, and family-related topics within the United States. His articles often include press releases and profile features. This suggests that he may be interested in stories related to nursing homes, elderly care, home care services, senior living facilities or innovations in healthcare technology.
Given his focus on events and expert commentary as well as a significant emphasis on human resources and employment themes it would be beneficial to offer him pitches featuring interviews with experts in the field of elderly care or representatives from organizations specializing in these areas. Foster's national geographic focus indicates that he is open to content from all over the United States.
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By: Foster Stubbs
Mentorship plays a huge role in both establishing healthy professional relationships and creating reliable talent pipelines for senior living and care organizations. Any mentoring activity, however, requires a certain level of diligence from both the professional being mentored and the mentor dispensing time-tested guidance. Those were just a couple of key takeaways from a panel of honorees at the recent
By: Foster Stubbs
In this discussion, Tami Lev, RN, BSN, COO of Vitaline, shares perspectives on identifying dehydration earlier, closing clinical gaps in hydration management, and implementing compliant, structured hydration programs within skilled nursing facilities and senior living communities.
By: Foster Stubbs
Older adults who experienced depressive symptoms after being discharged from the emergency department for a fall were more likely to fall again compared with those without depressive symptoms in a May study published in BMC Geriatrics.
By: Foster Stubbs
Although care staff members showed generally positive reactions to the implementation of a wearable electronic device that continuously monitors heart rate in nursing home residents, physicians generally expressed reserved attitudes toward the device.
By: Foster Stubbs
Medicaid beneficiaries in New York reported substantial barriers to accessing home care including a complex application process, long wait times and limited assistance. That is according to a May study published in JAMA Network Open.
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To celebrate Roseann Iavarone’s recovery and move out of Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Commack, NY, the employees recently hosted a “clap-out” for her as she exited the building to go back home.
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A total of 16.28% of patients with COVID-19 have developed postacute sequelae (PASC), or long-term symptoms that develop weeks or months after an infection. That is according to a May investigation published in JAMA Network Open.
Study identifies factors associated with the transition from discharge preparation to home rehabilitation in elderly day surgery … Research evaluates effectiveness of a tele-nursing system for palliative cancer pain in patients with advanced cancer … Clinician warns of potential AI ‘collusion’ with unreliable human input in mental health … Study examines whether subtle impairments in virtual-reality path integration could signal future neurodegeneration in cognitively healthy individuals. … Researchers develop a new cognitive hearing test for dementia
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Older adults who showed high cardiovascular health (CVH) scores were at lower risk of dying from or being hospitalized for COVID-19, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
By: Foster Stubbs
A new brain imaging test using tau "tracers," compounds that attach to proteins and light up in brain scans, detected signs of Alzheimer's disease (AD) earlier than the method currently used in clinical practice in the United States and Europe. That is according to a May study published in The Lancet.
