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Nursing Home News Wednesday November 19, 2008



HELPING NURSING HOME STAFF BECOME COMFORTABLE WITH RESIDENTS SEXUAL EXPRESSION
Wednesday November 19, 2008

HELPING NURSING HOME STAFF BECOME COMFORTABLE WITH RESIDENTS SEXUAL EXPRESSION

"Do not disturb" signs aren't just for newlyweds anymore. They are also a way to give nursing home residents some privacy for sexual expression, according to Kansas State University aging experts. "By law you can't always lock a room, but you can offer residents some privacy," said Gayle Doll, who directs K-State's Center on Aging.

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