Cultural change in the physical environment
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The document discusses culture change in long-term care facilities. It defines culture change as honoring residents' individuality, creating a home-like environment, and focusing on the person rather than tasks. It discusses reorganizing work, renovating the physical environment, implementing smaller living environments, permanent staff assignments, and dismantling routines to give residents more freedom and choice. The document also notes that regulations and codes need to evolve with innovations in care to better support quality of life and person-centered care.
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The document summarizes statistics on fires, deaths, and injuries caused by lighted tobacco products in the United States from 1980 to 2010. Some key points:
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- These fires remain the leading cause of fatal residential fires in the U.S.
- Trash/waste and upholstered furniture are the items most commonly first ignited in these fires and account for many of the deaths.
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The document discusses statistics on fires, deaths, and injuries caused by lighted tobacco products in the United States. It shows that from 1980 to 2008, fires, deaths, and injuries from this cause have decreased 66% and 71% respectively. However, lighted tobacco products remain the number one cause of fatal fires in the U.S. The document also examines characteristics of victims, including that 25% are neighbors or friends of smokers and 4 in 10 victims are age 65 or older, despite seniors comprising only 9% of smokers.
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The document provides an overview of new employee orientation at the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). It discusses NFPA's mission to reduce fire hazards through codes and standards, as well as an overview of employee benefits, policies, and procedures. NFPA was founded in 1896 and now has approximately 75,000 members worldwide dedicated to fire protection.
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On February 18, 2010, Richard Gallagher of Zurich presented the keynote presentation at the Fire Protection Research Foundation’s SUPDET 2010 event where he summarized the presentations of the previous day. Seven leading engineering firms presented their ideas on how best to protect a high challenge warehouse from fire.
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This document summarizes the development of less fire-prone cigarettes. It describes how research in the 1980s and 1990s identified cigarette design features that influence ignition propensity and led to the development of a standardized test method. New York was the first state to implement regulations requiring cigarettes to meet an ignition propensity performance standard in 2002. Data since then shows the new cigarettes have reduced fire deaths attributed to cigarettes by around half in New York. The standardized test method and reference cigarettes have now been adopted internationally and by most U.S. states. Continued data collection and test method refinements are ongoing areas of work.New York State's Cigarette Fire Safety Program
New York State established a Cigarette Fire Safety Program to regulate the fire safety of cigarettes sold in the state. The program requires cigarettes sold to meet certain fire safety performance standards, such as ensuring cigarettes self-extinguish within a specified time period. Manufacturers must test cigarettes and submit certifications to the state confirming the cigarettes meet the performance standards. Over 1,200 cigarette styles from 34 manufacturers have been certified to date. The program also established reporting procedures for cigarette-related fires and penalties for noncompliance.
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