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Residents of long-term and post-acute care facilities often have complex medical needs and limited mobility, making community partnerships a practical necessity in emergency preparedness.

The Sepsis Alliance has designated September National Sepsis Awareness Month. Sepsis causes the death of one in three people who die during a hospitalization.

An Office of Inspector General review underscores the importance of securing evacuation locations in advance for long-term and post-acute care facilities.

Dementia in long-term and post-acute care settings calls for specialized, person-centered approaches. This guide covers what staff need to support residents well.

The Advancing Health Equity to Address Diabetes (AHEAD) Community Health Concerns Survey launches to understand health concerns and perceptions of diabetes, and their impact on quality of life for Nevada residents.

Residents of long-term care facilities are highly vulnerable to infectious disease. An Office of Inspector General review sets out key infection control measures for emergency preparedness.

The Oregon HOPE study concluded in July after starting in 2017. The Research and Evaluation team’s work included developing a rural peer-based intervention from needs assessment data, surveys and interviews.

An Office of Inspector General review highlights the importance of well-structured transportation and communication plans for moving residents safely during an emergency.

Office of Inspector General reviews assess whether long-term and post-acute care facilities maintain adequate staffing during emergencies, when standards of care are hardest to hold.