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VOLUME 28, NUMBER 4


CONTENTS 8 SKILLS FOR THE NEW ENVIRONMENT


Leaders and employees alike need more “soft skills” into the future, say experts. Here are tips and direction from experts among business, providers, and industry partners.


DEPARTMENTS


WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT


34 The critical role of the infection preventionist: Interview.


36 Argentum’s apprenticeship program passes the 1,200-participant mark


41 Change Agent: Coaching your sales staff in post-pandemic times.


42 Thought Leader: Creating a culture of ethical behavior starts with finding allies.


7 EDITOR'S LETTER 37 EQUITY & INCLUSION


38 FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S DESK


40 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR QUICK TAKES


44 ARGENTUM ADVOCATES 47 THE HEART OF SENIOR LIVING 50 PEOPLE AND PLACES


Be sure to visit argentum.org and subscribe to receive Argentum Daily, our daily e-newsletter, for access to the latest news, research, and initiatives related to senior living.


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WAGE & HOUR STATS SHOW A COMEBACK


A look at some workforce indicators from the first quarter after the vaccine.


THE PRO ACT: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW


How might the proposed policy affect senior living—and how to get your voice heard.


MAKING THEIR DREAMS COME TRUE


From a baseball game to a horseback ride, provider surprises residents with special activities.


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