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Experts Offer 10 Ways to Reform and Improve Nursing Homes

Expert insights on how the industry should evolve in response to COVID-19
by Sari Harrar, Joe Eaton and Harris Meyer, AARP, January 13, 2021
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En español | It s complicated. This phrase has become the default and arguably lazy response to many 21st-century challenges. But when it comes to finding ways to reform and improve America s nursing homes, it is sadly accurate.
AARP Bulletin. The institutions that serve so many older and infirm Americans were created based on rules and laws passed decades ago, when needs and expectations were different. Nursing home funding and oversight come in large part from government budgets that can be stingy. But most nursing homes are privately owned, meaning there is little transparency into their finances and operations. Are they, as they claim, pinching pennies to survive, or are they profiting at the expense of quality care? ....

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GoLocalProv | RI Has 2nd Highest Infection Rate in the World - But New Mutation May Pose Even Greater Threat

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Rhode Island is back in the spotlight with the second highest seven-day coronavirus infection rate in the world at 671 cases per 100,000 population, according to a report in NBC News.
Arizona is the highest at 785, and we lead California’s 658. In comparison, the Czech Republic had a seven-day infection rate of 653.
93,852 Rhode Islanders have tested positive to date, approaching 10% of the total population of the state. The actual number infected is probably much higher. The daily infection rate of 95.8 is 16% higher than the 82.9 when the ‘Pause’ was started on November 30, and stopped on December 20. With only a brief respite, for months we have been and are now the only state on the east coast in a Severe-Extreme outbreak according to covidactnow.org. ....

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Is indoor dining safe? Five health experts weigh in.

Is indoor dining safe? Five health experts weigh in.
By Laurie Archbald-Pannone Et Al./The Conversation
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Many states, like North Carolina, have kept indoor dining open, even as COVID-19 continue to explode.
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Earlier this fall, many of the nation’s restaurants opened their doors to patrons to eat inside, especially as the weather turned cold in places. Now, as COVID-19 cases surge across the country, some cities and towns have banned indoor dining while others have permitted it with restrictions. Still other geographies have no bans at all.
The restaurant and hospitality industry has reacted strongly, filing lawsuits challenging indoor dining bans and, in New York state, pointing to data that showed restaurants and bars accounted for only 1.4% of cases there far lower compared with private gatherings. ....

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