Issues related to intimacy and sexual or even quasi sexual behavior in the nursing home evoke the type of running debate and emotional responses such as we have seen here.  The debates are similar whether at the staff level or the corporate or Board of DIrector levels.  Everyone brings their own personal perspective into the assessment and approaches they believe are best.  A similar dynamic is true in the area of pain assessment and management to give another more "clinical" example.  Because it is likely that everyone will be called upon to participate in some level of assessment and management of these very common issues, it may be useful to recognize where one's own personal feelings and tendencies lie.  Sometimes that is the most difficult part when there is no absolute right or wrong answer. 
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In a message dated 4/20/2004 3:56:20 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It is not your place to impose your morality onto a resident.
Thank you Nathan!
The idea that nursing personnel out there are actually doing that scares me to death!

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