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A Protocol for Housing Mice in an Enriched Environment
Published on: June 8, 2015
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William F Benson1, L Sue Andersen
1Health Benefits ABCs, USA.
Abstract:
Housing professionals who work with older or disabled residents often are asked questions about Medicare-related issues. Many lack the training and education to adequately respond to the questions because their primary responsibilities are not directly related to Medicare. This brief describes a pilot project that tested different methods to educate housing and social services staff about Medicare to better equip them to assist residents with Medicare-related informational needs, and perhaps to better serve as a resource to the broader community.
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