The math doesn't add up - Page 14

sounds like a great experiment- but some suit would say it costs more.cheap bleeps.

We have cards in everyone's charts. They're get well cards the secretary gets them ready and everyone signs they're name and maybe a message throughout the patients stay. They aren't thank you cards ( come ON, really??) but the patients do love them. I should also mention were an acute rehabilitation unit and have our patients from 2 weeks to 2 months.

"No day but today"

When I did LTC management had cards out for people after they passed away. They were in a location where any staff member (PT, OT, SW, nursing, dietary, etc) and other residents and their family members could sign if they wanted to. No one was made to. I only signed them if I felt close to the family. At least with LTC people were there long enough to get to know the staff and would recognize the names on the card.