The Long-Term Care Director of Nursing Field Guide, Second Edition

Prepare your facility for either a traditional survey or a QIS by implementing risk management best practices.

The Long-Term Care Director of Nursing Field Guide, Second Edition

Make confident and correct decisions with the only Director of Nursing (DON) guide endorsed by the National Association of Directors of Nursing Administration in Long-Term Care (NADONA). Whether your goal is certification, recertification, or on-the-job training, The Long-Term Care Director of Nursing Field Guide, Second Edition, is a must-have resource to improve quality of care, cut costs, and sharpen your leadership and management skills. New and veteran DONs will benefit from this updated edition, which includes guidance on quality indicator surveys (QIS), MDS 3.0, new audit threats, and more.

This book will help you:

Prepare your facility for either a traditional survey or a QIS by implementing risk management best practices
Withstand MAC, RAC, ZPIC, CERT, and MIC scrutiny by improving documentation
Create and manage a budget that best fits the needs of your facility
Build and motivate a competent, cohesive staff by employing smart hiring practices, an effective orientation program, and a positive work environment
Prepare for the C-DONA certification exam with the only study guide to have earned NADONA’s seal of approval

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