LOS ANGELES: Many are approaching retirement with only their social security/state pension to support them and a mortgage that is far from paid off, claims an economic study of baby boomers.
The middle quintile of the cohort of workers between Read More »
CHICAGO: Research suggests older nurses are less likely to provide inadequate care and better at balancing the competing demands of their time.
Older nurses offer a safer pair of hands than their younger colleagues, a study has revealed. Read More »
NEW YORK: Work stress, combat fatigue, and burnout in the workforce are creating a demand for recovery services.
There is a growing need for the creation of environments which allow people with ‘stress conditions’ to de-stress via shared experience conversations and to unburden via contemplation Read More »
SAN FRANCISCO: Many older people living in skilled nursing homes have an “unacceptable quality of life” and quickly become institutionalized, says a new report published today.
A review of skilled nursing homes said they were seen as places of “irreversible decline” where residents were unable Read More »