Esoterista

• ISBN13: 9780826515636
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

$15.33

DescriptionOn product for monitoring purposes, nursing homes across the country, Beth Baker has witnessed profound changes. Leader of the change of culture to tear everything – the floor plans, maps, timetables, menus, disgusting, settings, rules – and starting from scratch. They create exceptional places where people live in dignity and the day with the satisfaction of employees who feel appreciated and recognized, supported. Perhaps more surprising, these homes prove that a high quality of life should not cost more. Some of the best houses in the country primarily serve low-income people, based on Medicaid. In this new book, Baker tells the story of a better way of living into old age. Although each house is different, they share common values: respect for individual choices, empowering people, promoting a strong community of elders, staff, families and volunteers to redesign the construction of a model hospital in a house (where children and pets are part of everyday life), and the people honor when they die. His visits to more than two dozen facilities in this associatd with the Eden Alternative, Green House, Kendal, which include the Pioneer Network. If this transformation properties has become the norm, or the domain of the lucky few, the question of the next generation of old faces, the baby boomers.

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