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CARING Magazine

CARING is published to address the critical issues and needs of those millions of Americans who, in the words of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, are on the fringes of life. He spoke of the millions of children facing problems in the dawn of life, he added the elderly, experiencing compound burdens in the twilight of life, and the handicapped and disabled, who he said were in the shadows of life. CARING is dedicated to the belief that there is no problem experienced by humanity that cannot be solved. Moreover, it posits that the solution to most human problems lies in the love, understanding, and caring of one human being for another. As one of its major themes, CARING is committed to advancing the proposition that as much as is humanly possible, health care and supportive services should be delivered in the home. Home health care and hospice both serve to keep families together, and CARING is whole-heartedly committed to advancing this most important social value.

2009CARING Magazine Editorial Calendar

Month

Theme

Space Reservation

Materials Due

January

Diabetes: new treatments, diabetes in youngsters due to obesity, self management

11/12/2008

11/14/2008

 

Making the Case for Home Care and Hospice with a New Administration: Charting the future under a new president and cabinet.


February

Joint Disease: arthritis, therapy, medications, surgical Intervention and wellness

12/15/2008

12/19/2008

 

The Role of Hospitals in Home Care: What do the top visionaries and administrators have to say about the direction hospitals in home care will be taking?


March

Prevention: falls, infections, nutrition, dental, early detection via telehealth

1/16/2009

1/19/2009


April

Urological Disorders: bladder, incontinence, kidney disease (renal), dialysis at home, catheter care

2/10/2009

2/12/2009

 

Home Care and Hospice Petition Congress: Top legislative priorities for 2008, Health Insurance Reform measures, Medicare Reform debate, from hearings in February, and Policy related issues including acute care demo, pay for performance, and chronic care management model of delivery


May

Caring People: Love in Action: Caring Institute identifies and honors the nation’s most caring individuals

3/10/2009

3/13/2009


June

Homecare’s Role in the Treatment of Infection: skin, urological, sepsis, communicable disease, staph and MRSA

4/16/2009

4/20/2009


July

Cardiovascular Issues: CHF, myocardial infarction, heart arrhythmia, anticoagulant therapy, blood clots in legs and applications of telemonitoring

5/14/2009

5/19/2009

 

Innovations in Home Care Technology


August

Respiratory Problems: CoPD, Asthma, Emphysema,

6/10/2009

6/13/2009

 

Private Pay: Financial management in a private pay world


September

Stroke: hypertension, rehabilitation therapy

7/15/2009

7/17/2009

 

Third Party Payment Model Reforms: What payment reforms are needed and overdue for home care and hospice?


October

Bringing the Stars into Alignment: Hollywood Salutes Home Care and Hospice

8/10/2009

8/14/2009


November

The Mind/Body Connection in Health Care: pain, symptom control, new age therapies

9/10/2009

9/14/2009

 

Charting a Course for the Future of Hospice


December

Cognitive Impairments: Alzheimer’s, psychiatric disorders

10/15/2009

10/19/2009

 

Celebrating the Caregivers: What are members doing to celebrate the holidays with patients and staff? What extraordinary deeds are caregivers performing?


January '10

Homecare’s Role in the treatment of Trauma: fractures, head injury, falls, paralysis (hemiplegia, quadriplegia)

11/10/2009

11/13/2009


February '10

Homecare’s Role in Maternal and Child Support: pregnancy complications, early birth, low birth weight, maternal infections (HIV/AIDs), birth defects, mother/child programs in home health

12/10/2009

12/15/2009

   
 
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