Published May, 2018
By Diane Hall
Publisher: Eurospan (Health Professions Press,U.S.)
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Administrators, nurses, dietary managers, and dietitians can support a person's right to make personal food choices using this guide to creating person-centred meal plans in long-term care settings. This user-friendly resource is filled with pragmatic tips and guidelines as well as time-saving forms for planning and delivering individualized meals to meet dining preferences.

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Published February, 2018
By Barbara Frank, David Farrell and Cathie Brady
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From the authors of the award-winning Meeting the Leadership Challenge in Long-Term Care, this book provides a blueprint for success in today's performance-based healthcare system. It presents a tested approach to delivering optimal care to each resident using a proven, coordinated bundle of key practices.

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Published October, 2017
By Len Sperry
Publisher: Eurospan (Health Professions Press,U.S.)
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Administrators and managers in healthcare can improve their own expertise and performance by learning and mastering the 12 critical interpersonal, financial, and organisational management skills in this highly practical guide. This easy-to-read book applies basic business leadership principles specifically to the field of healthcare administration.

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Published October, 2017
By Leslie Pedtke
Publisher: Eurospan (Health Professions Press,U.S.)
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Created by an administrator struggling to jump-start culture change in her care community, Through the Looking Glass is a unique program that changes staff attitudes and teaches the importance of person-centred care practices by placing staff directly in the shoes of residents - with remarkable results.

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Published July, 2017
By Kurt Darr
Publisher: Eurospan (Health Professions Press,U.S.)
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Presents 29 case studies that address contemporary issues students will encounter as administrators and managers: strategic management, organizational management, organisational effectiveness, leadership challenges, ethical dilemmas, and more. The cases cover a range of healthcare settings including hospitals, long-term care facilities, pharmaceutical companies, and health departments.

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Published June, 2017
By Ellen Bikoff-Phipps and Barbara A. Braddock
Publisher: Eurospan (Health Professions Press,U.S.)
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Enjoy the benefits and reduced stress that come from reconnecting people with dementia to lifelong activities they love. Using a strength-based approach, this guide shows step by step how to design meaningful, individualized activities that can be performed by a person with memory loss as independently as possible.

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Published May, 2017
By Nancy Fox
Publisher: Eurospan (Health Professions Press,U.S.)
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The imperative to make healthcare care services more person centred is hampered by leaders and providers who are stuck in old management paradigms. Nancy Fox takes you through real-life experiences and succinct, powerful lessons in human, social, and organisational behaviour to teach the skills needed for sustaining high-performing caring communities populated with engaged and committed staff.

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Published October, 2016
By G. Allen Power
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Published October, 2016
By Marney Thompson and Wendy Wainwright
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Published October, 2016
By G. Allen Power
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Demonstrates how to achieve sustainable success in dementia care by changing the caregiving lens to focus on well-being and the ways in which it can be enhanced in people living with dementia. This book offers a proactive approach - one that challenges widely accepted dementia care practices and provides a compelling new framework for developing more effective dementia services.

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