Blog
Learn how LTC facilities can prepare for flu season with practical strategies, pharmacy partnerships, and infection prevention protocols.
Discover tools and strategies that strengthen communication between LTC facilities and pharmacies, ensuring safer and more efficient care.
Learn strategies to reduce medication waste in LTC facilities through pharmacy partnerships, training, and innovative systems.
Explore strategies for building a fall-prevention culture in long-term care and how Skilled Care Pharmacy contributes to resident safety.
Explore ways to improve communication between nursing staff and pharmacy providers in long-term care settings for safer, more efficient medication management.
Discover how heat and humidity affect medication safety in long-term care and learn best practices to protect resident health.
Explore practical strategies to improve medication adherence in senior populations and reduce the risk of complications.
Discover five key best practices to improve medication safety in long-term care settings. Learn how your facility can reduce errors and enhance resident care with support from Skilled Care Pharmacy.
You know the feeling, another morning, another email about a critical medication out of stock. The nurse manager’s face says it all: worry, frustration, maybe a dash of resignation. For long-term care (LTC) facilities, drug shortages aren’t just headlines, they’re daily hurdles that threaten resident safety and staff sanity.
Let’s face it, long-term care is a balancing act. You’re juggling resident safety, regulatory headaches, and a budget that’s tighter than ever. And lately, with margin pressures mounting (thanks, Milliman, for confirming what we all feel), it’s easy to wonder: how do you keep staff sharp, costs contained, and compliance rock-solid, without burning everyone out?
Let’s be honest, when it comes to mental health in long-term care, there’s no magic pill. Sure, psychotropic medications have their place, but overprescribing is a slippery slope. Residents deserve more than a quick fix; they deserve care that sees the whole person, not just the prescription pad.
You know the drill, long-term care is a juggling act. Residents have complex needs, staff are stretched thin, and the paperwork? It never seems to end. But here’s the thing: when it comes to medication safety, there’s no room for error. That’s where eMAR technology steps in, quietly revolutionizing how facilities like yours keep residents safe and surveyors smiling.
