Patients at bankrupt long-term healthcare facilities are more likely to face adverse care outcomes such as increased hospitalization, physical restraints, and bedsores. The study found that staff turnover after bankruptcy led to less experienced staff overseeing patient care, which influenced these negative outcomes. The researchers recommended increased oversight and setting debt financing limits to reduce restructuring of long-term care facilities.
Malware-infected printer delivered something extra to Windows users
The Shenzen-based company Procolored, which sells UV printers, has been linked to malware vulnerabilities. Cybersecurity researcher Cameron Coward found that a model of the Procolored
