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1. Quo vadis hospice? Current and future directions in hospice.

Subjects
Administrative Personnel, Documentation standards, Documentation trends, Eligibility Determination methods, Eligibility Determination standards, Eligibility Determination trends, Hospice Care economics, Hospice Care legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Life Expectancy, Medicare economics, Medicare trends, Palliative Care standards, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act economics, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act standards, Prognosis, Reimbursement Mechanisms legislation & jurisprudence, Reimbursement Mechanisms trends, Time Factors, United States, Attitude of Health Personnel, Hospice Care trends, Medicare legislation & jurisprudence, Palliative Care trends
Published
2013

2. Medicaid: the safety net for long-term care.

Author

Pollack R

Subjects
Eligibility Determination economics, Eligibility Determination standards, Financing, Government legislation & jurisprudence, Home Care Services legislation & jurisprudence, Home Care Services standards, Humans, Long-Term Care legislation & jurisprudence, Long-Term Care standards, Medicaid standards, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act economics, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act standards, State Government, United States, Home Care Services economics, Long-Term Care economics, Medicaid economics, Spouses legislation & jurisprudence
Published
2012

3. What your staff needs to know about hospice discharges.

Author

Wehri K

Subjects
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S. economics, Eligibility Determination economics, Eligibility Determination standards, Hospice Care economics, Humans, Patient Discharge economics, United States, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S. standards, Hospice Care standards, Patient Discharge standards
Published
2012

4. Care and trembling.

Author

Stone D

Subjects
Aged, Attitude of Health Personnel, Caregivers psychology, Cost Control standards, Eligibility Determination standards, Home Care Services economics, Home Care Services legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Insurance Coverage standards, Medicare standards, Morals, Organizational Policy, Professional-Patient Relations, United States, Fraud legislation & jurisprudence, Home Care Services standards, Medicare legislation & jurisprudence, Quality of Health Care trends
Abstract

Medicare's antifraud program and its stepped-up focus on home health care have created a climate of intimidation, fear, and guilt. Increasingly, paid caregivers feel that this climate contradicts their sense of common decency and morality, makes them feel like criminals for caring as they watch their clients get hurt by the system. What hurts them most is that they are forced to participate in this withdrawal of care. This discussion showcases the dangers of making caring work formal and public.

Published
1999

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