75% of Nursing Homes ‘Almost Never’ in Compliance with RN Staffing Levels
75% of Nursing Homes ‘Almost Never’ in Compliance with RN Staffing Levels
The amount of registered nurse (RN) coverage falls well below the standards set by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for most skilled nursing facilities in the country, a team from Harvard and Vanderbilt University reported in a study published Monday in the July issue of the journal Health Affairs.
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Skilled Nursing News
PUBLISHED
July 1, 2019
SOURCE
Spanko, Alex. “75% of Nursing Homes ‘Almost Never’ in Compliance with RN Staffing Levels.” Skilled Nursing News, 1 July 2019, skillednursingnews.com/2019/07/75-of-nursing-homes-almost-never-in-compliance-with-rn-staffing-levels.
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