Issues & Perspectives
A Time for Gratitude
As the seasons change and we approach the time when many of us pause for reflection and gratitude, I would like to take a moment to share some of the things I’m most grateful for in our work together at PALTmed. PALTmed Board & Staff I am very thankful for the efforts of our PALTmed Board and staff during 2025 [...]
MAGIC 2025 Conference: Managing PALTC Patients with Substance Use Disorder
Upcoming MAGIC 2025 Conference presentation by Sabine von Preyss will focus on the challenges of medical directors in preparing long-term care facilities to treat patients with substance use disorder (SUD)
AI in Post-Acute and Long-Term Care: Great Potential, Important Caveats
AI provides many advantages for medical practitioners in delivering optimal patient care. It must, however, be used responsibly and in combination with physician experience and training.
Join Us at McKnight’s Tech Summit 2025
Announcement and invitation to participate in the McKnight's Tech Summit scheduled for September 16 and 17, 2025. Dr. Sabine von Preyss-Friedman will be presenting on the topic of AI use in the Medical Director role
JAMA Investigation Indicates SNFists Deliver Better Patient Outcomes
A recent original investigation published in the JAMA Health Forum examines the association between Skilled Nursing Facility Specialist (SNFist) care and the outcomes of patients with dementia in long-stay nursing homes.
UTIs: Careful monitoring of symptoms is key for optimal antibiotic stewardship
Correct diagnosis and treatment of UTIs using the latest recommendations is key to reducing the over-prescribing of antibiotics in elderly patients.
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