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DO you think there is enough direct care staff or CNA's on duty to take care of a large group of dementia residents at there medical unit/building? (for the amount of money they spend to live there)

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If all the CNA's on duty actually get up and do what they're supposed to then there would be no problems.

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No not at all

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No always short staffed

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Not at all

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Not at all but you are not allowed to say that to anyone

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Staff is always working short, Nurses and aides. Management isn’t supportive of staff, poor moral.

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Not at all, the continuity of care changes to frequently to keep up. It is all off of trial and error at this point. That is to be expected with any business or a household for that matter. It doesn't make it any easier when employees become hard to work with because of complaining.

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No, multiple family complaints.

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No. Call bells are not answered on time despite their claims- they are all timed.

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Yes staffing is appropriate

Answered - Manager (Current Employee) - Silver Spring, MD

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