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Borman Hall Director
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usan Brinkley, who
has served in key
management positions
at the Jewish Home For
Aged for the past nine years,
has been promoted to direc-
tor for Borman Hall.
Ms. Brinkley, who began
her new job this week,
replaces Jack Ellias, who
has resigned to pursue other
interests.
Since she joined the Jew-
ish Home For Aged, Ms.
Brinkley, of Harper Woods,
has served as assistant di-
rector of nursing at Prentis
Manor in Southfield and di-
rector of nursing for Borman
Hall.
Most recently, she served
as JHA's assistant ad-
ministrative recreational di-
rector of clinical services. In
this capacity, she worked
closely with health care con-
sultants from Coopers and
Lybrand accounting and
consulting firm, who recent-
ly helped design a blueprint
for the Home's direction.
Before coming to JHA, Ms.
Brinkley was a staff nurse
and team coordinator of the
Sinai Hospital rehabilita-
tion unit.
In the past eight months,
the Jewish Home For Aged
has begun undergoing major
changes. The Home has
trimmed administrative
layers, cutting management
positions by 20. In total, 32
jobs have been trimmed.
The Home is creating spe-
cialty care units on all three
Borman Hall floors, where
each resident will receive
specific care. A 24-bed
Alzheimer's unit will open
in the coming month.
Jewish Home For Aged,
which operates the 212-bed
Borman Hall, the 100-bed
Prentis Manor and the 108-
room Fleischman assisted
living facility, has been
operating on a budget deficit
for years.
Now its posture is improv-
ing, officials say.
"We have a long way to
go," Ms. Brinkley says. "We
are really working through
some of our problems."
Arnold Budin, JHA ex-
ecutive director, said Ms.
Brinkley was the best can-
didate for the job.
"I cannot think of anyone
who better understands the
concepts of the steps
necessary for implementing
specialty care units," Mr.
Susan Brinkley
Budin says. "She is an in-
dividual with the right
leadership attributes and c,
management style to '
impleinent the changes in
how the new care services
delivery model is provided to
our residents."
Ms. Brinkley earned her
bachelor of science degree in
nursing from Wayne State
University. ❑
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Rabin Urges
`Set An Example'
Brussels (JTA) — Yitzhak
Rabin, in one of his first
public addresses since being
asked last week to form a
new Israeli government, told
delegates to a conference on
anti- Semitism that Israel
could best combat hostility
toward Jews worldwide by
setting an example in how it
treats its own minority.
"I believe we have to prove
that once we are the
sovereign power, we have to -
behave vis-a-vis the minori-
ty and other religious groups
in a way we expect others to
respect us," he said.
Mr. Rabin told par- c_
ticipants at the conference,
which was sponsored by the ,
World Jewish Congress, that
Israel should set "certain
moral standards of behav-
ior" toward its Arab popula-
tion.
The Labor Party leader c'
also said one of his first_
priorities will be to advance
the peace talks toward Pa-
lestinian autonomy in the
territories.
WJC leaders resolved to
create new offices and
resources to combat
anti-Semitism.