We recently recorded a webinar discussion on "A Guide to Strengthening Resident Councils in Nursing Homes,” a valuable resource for improving the quality and effectiveness of resident councils. The guide, developed by the Moving Forward Nursing Home Quality Coalition, focuses on enhancing the role and impact of resident councils. It provides practical tools and strategies for residents, staff, and administrators to create a more effective and collaborative environment. Find the guide here: https://ow.ly/eTJw50STfTN
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1moI had the privilege of supporting one of the nursing homes in the pilot and walked away with multiple ideas for ways to engage residents and staff in small QI projects to strengthen engagement and build capacity and enthusiasm for quality improvement. Revisiting how you approach resident councils in your building can be both rewarding and fruitful.