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Texas families could lose at-home nursing under stricter Medicaid rule

Health Leaders | Nursing

A proposed rule change from the state’s Health and Human Services Commission would not allow an adult “to be away from the home for any period of time” whenever a nurse is providing services, according to documents obtained by The Texas Tribune.

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Medicare Pay Cuts Sought for Nursing Homes, Home Health Agencies

Health Leaders | Nursing

A congressional advisory panel is recommending that lawmakers reduce Medicare payments to nursing homes, home health agencies, and inpatient rehabilitation facilities in 2025.

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Contributed Content: National Nurses Month: Enhancing Nursing Support Systems to Address Burnout

Health Leaders | Nursing

As health care professionals, we are no strangers to the perils of burnout. During May, we observe both Mental Health Awareness Month and National Nurses Month. Specifically, the structure of in-home care allows nurses to work in a flexible environment and form close relationships with patients.

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Are home visits by nurses the key to better maternal and infant health?

Health Leaders | Nursing

New Jersey has embraced the Family Connects model, now in use in communities across 19 states, as a way to reduce its high rate of maternal mortality and boost the health of mothers and babies.

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Hospital to home: nurses help navigate their patients’ recovery

Health Leaders | Nursing

Pillar: Nursing Link: Full story Article Source: WPSD Tags: home health medical home nurses nursing patient experience Secondary Pillars: Clinical Care Nursing Article Type: News Published Date: Monday, January 8, 2024 Hide sidebars: Render small main image:

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Taking care: community nurses help fill Vermont’s health care gaps

Health Leaders | Nursing

Community nurses offer a local, low-cost service in towns with growing senior populations, filling a gap in the state's fragmented and expensive health care system.

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Here Are 4 Ways CNOs Can Drive Down Costs

Health Leaders | Nursing

There are care milestones that patients must meet before they can go home, and those milestones are met with the help of care management, leadership, physicians, nurses, and advanced nurse practitioners. Care coordination Additionally, efficient patient care management can help keep costs down by creating a better work environment.