This article highlights the pivotal role of corporate leadership in preventing elder abuse within nursing homes. CEOs and executives have the power to shape a culture of accountability, enforce safety protocols, and ensure the dignity and well-being of their residents. Strategies like staff training, implementing transparency tools, and conducting routine audits are essential steps in
Monthly removals, returns and expulsions Figures are monthly. Expulsions during Covid emergency include those who crossed and were expelled more than once. Deportations at the border include removals in which C.B.P. was the arresting agency and enforcement returns excluding voluntary departures. Deportations away from the border include removals in which ICE was the arresting agency
Fox News reported the tragic and entirely preventable death of Alvera Meuti at Avenue Warrensville Care and Rehabilitation Center highlights systemic failings that go beyond individual negligence and point directly to facility-level shortcomings. Ms. Meuti used a wheelchair because she was unable to walk. The facility staff left her outside in the cold for over
A recent study led by Professor Yong Suk Lee at the University of Notre Dame highlights the transformative potential of robotics/AI in nursing homes. The findings, based on facilities in Japan, show that integrating robots not only improves patient outcomes but also boosts employee retention, an issue the U.S. elder-care industry desperately needs to address.
Trump’s pardons and commutations include dozens of people who assaulted police officers with baseball bats and chemical sprays. Prosecutors had video and photographic evidence of their crimes. Most admitted guilt and pleaded guilty to the charges. They include those who plotted to use violence to stop the peaceful transfer of power. Daniel Rodriguez beat Officer
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