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for Nursing Homes The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) updated its nursing home rating system to incorporate staffing rates of nurses on weekends and annual turnover among nurses and administrators. According to a CMS statement, lowquality nursing home care is linked to high nurse turnover. The longer nurses work at a given facility, the better they know the residents and may notice slight changes in residents’ health, which may prevent health issues from escalating. Furthermore, consistent policies and protocols that benefit nursing home residents often stem from stable administrative leadership. “Research and experience tell us that staffing levels and staff turnover can substantially affect quality of care and health outcomes for people living in nursing homes,” CMS Administrator Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, MPP, said in the statement. “This enhancement to the Five-Star Quality Rating System helps to better inform consumers and residents about the care each nursing home provides and encourages nursing homes to improve the staffing of their facilities to foster better outcomes for residents.”