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Families have turned away from nursinghomes and other institutionalized settings at record rates over the last few years. Instead, they’re choosing homecare for their loved ones. As a result, homecare organizations are not only caring for more clients – but more clients with acute and complex needs.
Families have turned away from nursinghomes and other institutionalized settings at record rates over the last few years. Instead, they’re choosing homecare for their loved ones. As a result, homecare organizations are not only caring for more clients – but more clients with acute and complex needs.
From professional caregivers to certified nursing assistants, the nurse’s relationship with these key staff members can impact overall job satisfaction and the quality of care clients and patients receive. The client suffers when these teams are at odds, as does the homecareagency.
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