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Following its November 12 release of guidance for nursinghome visitation during the COVID-19 pandemic, CMS released three versions of frequently asked questions (FAQs) clarifying the guidance. The association offers resources to help socialworkers engage with clients, colleagues, family, and friends about COVID-19 vaccination.
This post updates information provided in a Social Work Blog post of December 17, 2021. Following its November 12 release of guidance for nursinghome visitation during the COVID-19 pandemic, CMS subsequently released two versions of frequently asked questions (FAQs) clarifying the guidance. November 12 Guidance.
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There will be no observation of practice by socialworkers or other professionals, such as occupational therapists. There were shortages of nursinghome beds for those with complex needs, and increased demand for home care, amid workforce shortages.
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