What do you think caused this and what would you do to prevent a similar disastrous event from happening in the future?

https://www.brentwoodnursing.com/Topic is about Brentwood Health Care CenterAccording to theCenters for Disease Control and Prevention, 5.1 million people live in nursing homes or residential care facilities, representing 1.6% of the U.S. population. And yet residents in such facilities account for42 percent of all deaths from COVID-19 for states that report such statistics. What do you think caused this and what would you do to prevent a similar disastrous event from happening in the future? As a community health planner, write a proposal to prevent a similar infectious disease from affecting residents in the nursing facility in the future.Your plan needs to include the following components: Staff Preparation; GovernanceTesting Supply ChainAncillary and Support ServicesCommunications: Internal and ExternalPreparing for COVID-19 in Nursing HomesAccording to CDCFacilities shouldassign at least one individual with training in IPC to provide on-site management of their COVID-19 prevention and response activitiesEducate Residents, Healthcare Personnel, and Visitors about COVID-19, Current Precautions Being Taken in the Facility, and Actions They Should Take to Protect Themselves.Have a Plan for Visitor Restrictions.Create a Plan for Testing Residents and Healthcare Personnel for SARS-CoV-2.Evaluate and Manage Healthcare Personnel.“Below-average staffing ratings” and “not having enough nurses” to properly care for patients.”Regulations meant to prevent the spread of infectious disease.Since well before the coronavirus pandemic, the Trump administration has been targeting regulations in the nursing home industry, pushing a deregulatory agenda that advocates say has worsened conditions for residents and will make them worse still in the pandemic era.Change in Fine System: a daily fine system to incident based fine systemReason for Pendamic in LTCCMS is in charge of regulating and overseeing the nursing home industry. (The large majority of funding for nursing facilities comes from Medicaid or Medicare, meaning that CMS certification is a key prerequisite for most to function.)The agency outsources the job of conducting inspections to state surveying agencies, operated by state governments. Together, CMS and its surveyors are the main system of accountability for the15,600-odd nursing homesin the US and their 1.3 million inhabitants.Under the Obama administration, CMS issued a rule requiring all facilities to employ a dedicated “infection prevention specialist” at least part time. Trump CMS Administrator Seema Verma has proposed rolling back that rule and only requiring such specialists to serve as consultants, potentially covering many different nursing facilities.Cuts to Medicaid budgets could further harm nursing homesThat could negatively impact NHs, reduce funding for infection control, and likely worsen protections for residents. Policy Failure: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) ordered nursing homes to take in Covid-19 patients discharged from hospitals, contributing to super-spreader events.