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Augustine: "Lord give me chastity and continency, just not now. In fact, in order to make reporting as painless (and therefore reliable) as possible, even for those CNAs who struggle with English, IHS devised a graphic approach in which the CNA chooses icons representing degrees of assistance needed, equipment used, range of motion, continency and other bits of raw data. The attitude that it's pointless to try to change the continency status of a 90-year-old nursing home resident is prevalent, but needs to be changed. |
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