LA Times: New nursing home paperwork may be a positive

Mar 8 2011NewsGuard 100/100 Score
Los Angeles Times: New Nursing Home Paperwork Is Worth The Effort
We've all heard that government paperwork is a drag on productivity and a backdoor tax on the economy. Here's a case where it may actually be helping to improve people's lives (Hiltzik, 3/6).

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