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Choosing ;i nursing home for
a relative, a friend or p<*ssihly
for yourst*lf ix an important de
cision.
A new pamphlet from file
American Medical Association of
fers valuable suggestions to help
you with the decision.
Ideally, a nursing home is a
facility which provides good
nursing care in an environment
as physically and psychologically
homelike as possible It may be
|.i proprietary (privately owned•
facility; under church or other
nonprofit auspices; ora tax-sup
ported governmental institution.
'Hie nursing home generally will
offer one or more of these types
of service: ill Residential cart*
room, hoard, laundry facilities
and personal courtesies, such as
help with shopping or corresjion
tie nee; (2) Personal care perso
nal services such as help in walk
ing. getting in and out of bed.
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naming, dressing ami rating, and
the preparation of special diet*;
»3( Nursing care nursing prorc
dures requiring skill beyond that
of the untrained person. includ
ing administering of medications
injections, catheterizations and
simikir procedure* ordered by an
attending physician.
To help y.»u determine the lev
el of nursing rare offered, the
National Council for the Arcredl
tation of Nursing Homes accre
dits nursing homes in three cate
gories: ill An intensive nursing
care facility, which provides
nursing service under the super
vision of a Registered Profession
al Nurse iRN». and an RN is on
duty at all times; <2t A sVilled
qursing care facility, which also
j is under the supervision of a
full-limi- RN. n-id an RN or a li
censed Prartieral Nurse 1LPN1
is on duty at all times; i3) An
intermediate care facility, which
is supervised bv a full-time RN
or a full-time LPN. with an at
tendant on duty ami alert at all
• times.
The most important aid in dc
! -iding whether a nursing home
I is the best answer to a particu
lar situation, and which particu
' lar home is most suitable, is a
1 complete physical examination of
the patient by a physician. The
1 physician will then be able to as
i sist in selecting the hone. He
I may he able to provide a list of
nursing homes in the area offer
ing the type of service needed
Another excellent source of in
formation is your state affiliate
of the American Nursing Home
Association. Y o u r community
welfare department may also
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nave information on homes in
your area.
When visiting a nursing home
in seeking an institution (or the
patient, there are some basic
questions to ask: 111 What type
of patients tloe* the home ac
•■ept? Is the home licensed by the
state or local licensing agency?
Ask to see the certificate of |i
(ensure: «2* Does the institution
require a physical examination
I and a physician's orders for
i treatment prior to or immediate
ly after admitting the patient? A
good nursing home will insist on
. this information; i3> Is there a
'staff physician who actually
spends time in the nursing home
with the patients and the nurs
ing staff? Does the home report
regularly on the patient's condi
tion to his personal physician?
<41 What level of nursing super
vision Is provided? <5> What pro
vision does the home have for
'dental care of patients? 161 Are
facilities available for patient re
habilitation? Are they cured regu
larly? Look for the home that
tries to .keep patients active and
helps them, take rare of them
selves as much as possible. <7i
Is the nursing syaff trained Jh
hash- rehabilitation techniques?
A good staft will understand and
use techniques for preventing de
formity and contracture of mus
cles, for retraining in self-car.-*
• eating, dressing, bathing, walk
•ng. etc. i and for assisting the '
incontinent to regain bowel and
bladder control; <S> Are there
adequate safety precautions’’ a
Plan for evacuation in case of
fire shou,d be posted . and the I
matt should bp drifted periodical- I
I ly; (9) Does the home maintain
high standards in its food ser- !
vice? 1101 Does the home pre
pare therapeutic diets when need
ed?
Determine whether ihe nuts
ing home has a general homelike
atmospheie. Are Ihe floors clean,
the lawn trimmed? Is there suf
ficient space for each patient?
Observe the attitude .if the staff
and the patients, as to whether
relationships are amiahle. If pos
sible, visit a patient at an off
hour when you aren't on tour |
Adequate recreational services
also should be available. Look
for a certificate of accrodiation
by the National Council of Ac
creditation of Nursing Homes,
and for diplomas and certificates
of nursing home study on dis
play, particularly in the adminis
trator’s office.
Find out about i-osts What
does the rate cover in addition to
nursing care, room ami board?
Are extra charges male for
drugs, special diets, evtra nurs
ing care, and such personal ser
vices as shampoos, haircuts,
shaving?
A quality nursing home will
make every reasonable effort to
help restore patients to the max
imum degree of independence
and self-help possible. For many
patients, such a facility will not
be the “end of the road" but an
intermediate step between the
hospital and independent living
at home.
"New Day"
Is Released
RALEIGH The New Day."
I he first book published -in Gov
ernor Terry Sanford's Adminis
tration. was released to the pub
lie Friday night when several
thousand Tar Heels gat tiered at
the Dorton Arena for the San
ford Appreciation Dinner.
The book was edited by Ra
leigh newspaperman Sam Ragan,
oast president of the Associated
Press Managing Editors Associ
ation. "The New Day” reports
the story of the Sanford Admin
istration from its first major
controversy the raising of taxes
for the schools of the State to
speculation on the Governor’s
political future.
Proceeds trom "The New Day"
will be sent u» The Terry San
ford Scholarship Fund, a fund
established by friends of the
Governor to provide schoIarshi|ie
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The 141 page volume reviews
the controversies and the criti
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four years in the State Capitol.
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arc reports <>n such matters as
' the touchy race problems of the
State since 1961, the fight for
the Quality Kdu< itlon Program,
and the nsurd setting industrial
expansion achieved since Govern
or Sanford took office.
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