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Summary

From PHI. Penalties paid by nursing homes that violate Medicare regulations could be used to fund advanced training programs for direct-care workers, if regulations proposed by CMS are implemented.

These are the first regulations to be proposed as part of the nursing home transparency provisions of the Affordable Care Act.

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