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Special Report - Special Report - July 19, 2012 |
By Chey Scott
Of the Journal of Business
Several Inland Northwest agencies in the long-term care industry are concerned about potentially negative and lasting effects of new training rules for home-care aides.
Last fall, Washington state voters approved Initiative 1163, which upped the number of required training hours, added criminal background checks, and created state-certification requirements for that group of care providers.
The new rules went into effect Jan. 7, and home-care agencies here say they a...
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Last fall, Washington state voters approved Initiative 1163, which upped the number of required training hours, added criminal background checks, and created state-certification requirements for that group of care providers.
The new rules went into effect Jan. 7, and home-care agencies here say they a...
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