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Long-Term Care
Long-term care refers to the services that support activities of daily living among individuals who can no longer conduct the tasks of everyday life, such as bathing, dressing, and eating, on their own. These individuals typically are older and have multiple chronic medical conditions, requiring increasingly collaborative treatment methods involving many practitioners. Treatment locations can include individuals’ own homes or assisted living and skilled nursing facilities.
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- Community Health Needs Assessment (1)
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- Dissemination of Information (9)
- Diversity (34)
- Education and Training (77)
- Emerging Models and Innovations (35)
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (10)
- Health Information Technology (13)
- Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs) (24)
- Health Workforce Journal Supplement (13)
- Health Workforce Models and Projections (18)
- Integration and Collaboration (18)
- Long-Term Care (30)
- Medicaid (31)
- Methodology (76)
- Minimum Data Set (MDS) (10)
- Nursing (45)
- Oral Health (72)
- Policy (35)
- Primary Care (35)
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- Rural Health (20)
- Scope of Practice (SOP) (32)
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- Staffing (66)
- Telehealth (21)
- Tutorials (14)
- Workforce Demand (52)
- Workforce Supply (58)
Topics: Allied Health, Behavioral Health, Diversity, Education and Training, Long-Term Care, Oral Health, Primary Care, Staffing
Topics: COVID-19, Long-Term Care, Staffing
Topics: Health Information Technology, Long-Term Care
Topics: Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs), Long-Term Care, Workforce Supply
Topics: Behavioral Health, COVID-19, Long-Term Care
