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Issues in Health
Care Policy
The Challenges of Medicare Part D,
Even Amid Decreased Complaints
Prescriptions for Dually
Eligible Beneficiaries May
Cost More under Medicare
Proposed Pilot Program Would
Expand At-Home Health Services
- Aging Well and the Presidential Election
ASA Says Details are
Needed in Candidates’
Aging-Related Platforms
- The Economy
and Aging
Economy is Changing the Way Americans Take Care of Health
President of AAHSA Interviewed
on the Economy
Ziegler Capital Markets on Recent Economic Concerns
- Nursing Home Quality
Factors Affecting Job Satisfaction Among Nursing Home Workers
The Nursing Home Survey on
Patient Safety Culture
CARE Wisconsin Leading the
Charge for Culture Change
- Ways to Age Well
Government Issues First
Science-Based Guidelines
for Fitness
How Engaged are Consumers
in Their Health?
Regular Eye Exams Could
Help Prevent Impairment
CARE Wisconsin Leading the Charge for Culture Change
November 11, 2008
Jewish Home & Care Center
Milwaukee, WI
Explore with fellow organizational leaders, the origin, challenges, and successes of Culture Change, as it relates to person directed care, self-determination & design principles.
For more information or to register contact Addie Johnson at (414) 276.2627 or addie@uwm.edu.
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