Living, not just surviving

In Brief The author, a certified long-term care ombudsman, shares a poignant encounter with a resident at a skilled nursing facility who was reported for regularly panhandling. This experience reminded the author that true well-being in long-term care goes far beyond bingo nights and scheduled activities; it calls for a deeper, more meaningful recognition of residents' dignity and purpose.

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Nursing
Published
2026-02-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1097/nsg.0000000000000336
Primary Topic
Patient Dignity and Privacy
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Living, not just surviving

Carol Lindsay
Nursing
Patient Dignity and Privacy
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Living, not just surviving

Carol Lindsay
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Abstract

In Brief The author, a certified long-term care ombudsman, shares a poignant encounter with a resident at a skilled nursing facility who was reported for regularly panhandling. This experience reminded the author that true well-being in long-term care goes far beyond bingo nights and scheduled activities; it calls for a deeper, more meaningful recognition of residents' dignity and purpose.

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