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Zee Johnson

Zee Johnson

Verified

Staff Writer, McKnight's Long-Term Care News

Pennsauken

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health communication, wellness,mental health digital media, self-care, mindfulness health journalism, spirituality, PTSD veterans' mental health, trauma, public health health equity, disparities

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Total articles 525

  • SNF providers turn to in-house training programs, despite formal nurse education expected to soar

    By Zee Johnson Verified| McKnight's Long-Term Care News Verified Long-term care providers should continue to pursue in-house and self-generated nurse training programs, even though new study results indicate outside formal nurse education revenues may soar by more than 60% over the next five years, experts said Monday. By 2030, nursing education is expected to grow more than 11% annually to reach $14 billion in revenue, up from $8.5 billion this year, a new report by Validated Insights said.

    By Zee Johnson Verified · McKnight's Long-Term Care News

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Nursing homes take stories to big screen to promote caregiving careers

    By Zee Johnson Verified, Kimberly Marselas Verified| McKnight's Long-Term Care News Verified Nursing homes across the country are embracing the power of the documentary to capture and share stories from behind their doors, while also debunking common misconceptions that have long plagued the industry. “People Worth Caring About” focuses on the often overlooked long-term care workforce, said Erin Hart, strategy director of the Ohio Health Care Association. It gives viewers an in-depth look into the lives of caregivers and the unwavering compassion they tout daily.

    By Zee Johnson Verified, Kimberly Marselas Verified · McKnight's Long-Term Care News

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • SNF providers turn to in-house training programs, despite formal nurse education expected to soar

    By Zee Johnson Verified| McKnight's Long-Term Care News Verified Long-term care providers should continue to pursue in-house and self-generated nurse training programs, even though new study results indicate outside formal nurse education revenues may soar by more than 60% over the next five years, experts said Monday. By 2030, nursing education is expected to grow more than 11% annually to reach $14 billion in revenue, up from $8.5 billion this year, a new report by Validated Insights said.

    By Zee Johnson Verified · McKnight's Long-Term Care News

    Apr. 21, 2025

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McKnight's Long-Term Care News

Northbrook, Illinois, United States

+1 847-559-2884