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Five Essential Tips for Navigating Aged Residential Care Audits in New Zealand

AuditingBy Brittany03/10/2024

Five Essential Tips for Navigating Aged Residential Care Audits in New Zealand Instilling a workplace culture where the mindset is, “Consider every day as if it were an audit day,” fosters continuous readiness. Preparing for an audit in aged residential care can be challenging. In New Zealand, these audits are essential for certification and maintaining…

Enhancing Quality of Life: The Significance of Intentional Rounding in Long-Term Aged Care Facilities

ArticlesBy Brittany03/10/2024

In long-term aged care, the concept of intentional rounding is a cornerstone practice that upholds the dignity and well-being of residents. At its core lies the PEEP method – focusing on Pain, Environment, Elimination, and Position – a structured approach that ensures residents receive the attention and support they desire.

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