Reflections on home care. Where we've been, where we're going, why we must get there.
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Biomedical subjects
F E Moss
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A future of optimism.
Megatrends in demographics, technology, and the political machine all point to a brighter health care future for our nation's elderly. In his speech before the first meeting of the Utah Gerontological Society, delivered in Salt Lake City on November 4, 1992, Senator Moss gave the documented reasons for his optimism.
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Long-term care: a crisis in the making.
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The MAO: home health care model for the future.
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The M.A.O. home care model offers hope for the future.
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Through the Medicaid mills.
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Federal long-term care policy has failed.
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Geriatric nursing practice. Relying on nurses to improve nursing homes. No. G-94.
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Is the quality of care adequate in nursing homes? Has the tranquilizer replaced TLC?
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Cigarette ads will be off the air--but....
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Radiation control and the federal government.
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Extended care benefits under Medicare: implications for hospitals and nursing homes.
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Senator asks legislation to spur hospitals' building of ECF's.
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