Caring for older adults in long-term care during the pandemic for licensed and unlicensed nursing staff

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  • Licensed and unlicensed nursing staff in long-term care settings are trying to provide the best care possible for older adults during the coronavirus pandemic. This resource offers staff the Center for Disease Control (CDC) websites that may be most helpful as well as resources for caring for patients with dementia, older adults during a disaster, and advance care planning during a crisis. Betty Ferrell, PhD, RN, FPCN, FAAN- ELNEC PI

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Abstract
Licensed and unlicensed nursing staff in long-term care settings are trying to provide the best care possible for older adults during the coronavirus pandemic. This resource offers staff the Center for Disease Control (CDC) websites that may be most helpful as well as resources for caring for patients with dementia, older adults during a disaster, and advance care planning during a crisis.
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Cambia Health Foundation
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This material may also be found on the ELNEC website.
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2020-10-01T20:15:41Z
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TypeEducational Material, Public Health
AcquisitionPublisher-submission
Review TypeNone: Educational Material
 
None: Reputation-based Submission
FormatText-based Document
Category Information
Evidence LevelExpert Opinion (nationally/internationally recognized)
Research ApproachN/A
KeywordsCOVID-19;
Pandemic;
Long-term Care;
Long-term Care Facility Nursing Staff;
Licensed Nursing Staff;
Unlicensed Nursing Staff;
Older Adults;
Older Adult Care
SeriesELNEC Organizational Submissions
Original Publication Info
PublisherEnd-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC)
Date2020
VersionPublisher’s Version
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