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At least 385 privately run nursing homes across Japan are violating the law
by not registering with their prefectural government, according to a Kyodo News
survey released Sunday. Under the elderly welfare law revised last April,
registration is required for fee-based nursing homes regardless of size or
services. Previously, the law applied only to those that accommodated at least
ten people and served meals.
The survey found that 385 facilities in 21 prefectures, out of 776 in 37
prefectures that authorities knew about, remain unregistered even though the
revision brought them under the scope of the law. The tally only covers facilities
that prefectural governments are aware of. There is no way of knowing how
many actually exist.
A facility in Urayasu, Chiba prefecture, where a resident was allegedly locked
in a cage and others were subjected to abuse was entirely unknown to
prefectural authorities until a former staff member notified the city in January
that its residents were being abused. The Chiba prefectural government initially
said the facility, Blue Cross Yukaikan, was an apartment complex accommodating
not only seniors but also younger people It later corrected its view in line with
a government guideline that facilities in which the majority of residents are
seniors can be regarded as fee-based nursing homes.
My own preoccupation with Monteverdi began with a graduate seminar taught by Charles Hamm
at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,in which we attempted to understand Monteverdi's
mensuration signs and their proportional relationships-a topic still unresolved in the Monteverdi
literature and the subject of Chapter 20 of the present volume.Witnessing how little research had
been devoted to Monteverdi's sacred music,I subsequently resolved to write my dissertation in this
area,eventually resulting in a thesis on the Vespers of 1610 and a published collection of essays on
the Mass and Vespers.
by not registering with their prefectural government, according to a Kyodo News
survey released Sunday. Under the elderly welfare law revised last April,
registration is required for fee-based nursing homes regardless of size or
services. Previously, the law applied only to those that accommodated at least
ten people and served meals.
The survey found that 385 facilities in 21 prefectures, out of 776 in 37
prefectures that authorities knew about, remain unregistered even though the
revision brought them under the scope of the law. The tally only covers facilities
that prefectural governments are aware of. There is no way of knowing how
many actually exist.
A facility in Urayasu, Chiba prefecture, where a resident was allegedly locked
in a cage and others were subjected to abuse was entirely unknown to
prefectural authorities until a former staff member notified the city in January
that its residents were being abused. The Chiba prefectural government initially
said the facility, Blue Cross Yukaikan, was an apartment complex accommodating
not only seniors but also younger people It later corrected its view in line with
a government guideline that facilities in which the majority of residents are
seniors can be regarded as fee-based nursing homes.
My own preoccupation with Monteverdi began with a graduate seminar taught by Charles Hamm
at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,in which we attempted to understand Monteverdi's
mensuration signs and their proportional relationships-a topic still unresolved in the Monteverdi
literature and the subject of Chapter 20 of the present volume.Witnessing how little research had
been devoted to Monteverdi's sacred music,I subsequently resolved to write my dissertation in this
area,eventually resulting in a thesis on the Vespers of 1610 and a published collection of essays on
the Mass and Vespers.
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