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Foster Stubbs' coverage is primarily focused on human resources, healthcare, and family-related topics within the United States. His articles often include press releases and profile features. This suggests that he may be interested in stories related to nursing homes, elderly care, home care services, senior living facilities or innovations in healthcare technology.
Given his focus on events and expert commentary as well as a significant emphasis on human resources and employment themes it would be beneficial to offer him pitches featuring interviews with experts in the field of elderly care or representatives from organizations specializing in these areas. Foster's national geographic focus indicates that he is open to content from all over the United States.
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By: Foster Stubbs
A structured pain management intervention for people with dementia in the nursing home showed the potential to enhance healthcare personnel competence, structure pain management and integrate residents' resources. That is according to an August study published in Frontiers in Pain Research.
By: Foster Stubbs
Some 20% of caregivers providing support to older adults recovering from hip fractures reported a high caregiver burden two weeks after hospital discharge,
By: Foster Stubbs
A total 41.4% of elderly intensive care unit (ICU) admissions suffered from malnutrition, according to a September study published in BMC Geriatrics.
Nearly three-quarters — 74.3% — of hospitalized older adults experienced insomnia during their stays, according to a September study published in BMC Geria
By: Foster Stubbs
Some 33% of older adults who sustained injurious ground-level falls had contacted emergency medical services at least once in the prior year, according to a September study published in JAMA Network Open.
By: Foster Stubbs
The need to cope with the immediate consequences of life transitions as well as a desire to improve in the new stage of their lives drove older adults to u
By: Foster Stubbs
While the rates of most discretionary procedures and emergency department visits and hospitalization were lower among Medicare Advantage beneficiaries compared to traditional Medicare (TM) beneficiaries, MA enrollment was also associated with different utilization patterns among beneficiaries from different racial and ethnic groups. That is according to a September study published in JAMA Network Open.
By: Foster Stubbs
Weekly meetings between the Pacific Beach Middle School students and residents were part of Wesley Palms' “Ageless Playground” program, which offers
By: Foster Stubbs
Hutchinson Community College barber student volunteers visit Good Samaritan Society – Hutchinson Village once a month to offer residents haircuts free of charge. (Photo courtesy of Good Samaritan Society – Hutchinson Village)
By: Foster Stubbs
Similar to nonaffected counties, home health (HH) nursing use declined by approximately 16% immediately in counties affected by Hurricane Harvey in the immediate aftermath of the storm. However, it showed a slower recovery compared to nonaffected counties, according to a September study published in the Journal of Applied Gerontology.
