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	"author_name": "SEIU 2015",
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	"title": "Help Ensure Nursing Home Reforms Benefit Frontline Workers",
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	"description": "What is WQIP? The Workforce &amp;amp; Quality Incentive Program (WQIP) offers funding incentives to Skilled Nursing Facilities that improve the quality of care, advance equity in healthcare outcomes, and invest in workers. Why is WQIP important? These new incentives encourage nursing home operators to maintain safe staffing in their facilities. Safe staffing improves the quality of care for residents, healthcare outcomes, and working conditions for workers. What can you do? Through WQIP incentives, millions of state funding dollars will be available for our employers. As nursing home workers, we are dedicated to improving the quality of care for our residents. That’s why we need to make sure any funding our employers receive from WQIP is invested in the quality of our jobs and working conditions. By signing this petition, you can send a clear message: nursing home operators must do everything they can to qualify for these incentives, and frontline workers deserve a fair share of the funding! Sign this petition to ensure WQIP payments benefit nursing home workers and rewards our efforts to providing quality care for our residents.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/help-ensure-nursing-home-reforms-benefit-frontline-workers"
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