Bolster Care, Quality Scores with Great Incontinence Program

Published 6 months ago
Michele Mongillo, senior clinical director, First Quality, explains the best ways to implement an incontinence program that can work to underscore excellent clinical performance. In this concise and educational video, she tells Mark Parkinson that some 70 percent of skilled nursing facility residents could have incontinence, which if not managed properly can have a big impact on survey outcomes. This is because incontinent residents are at higher risk for falls, skin breakdown, infection, nutritional decline, and even mental health issues. Watch the video and tackle the issue head on.
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