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<abstract>In 2003, 31 residents died in nursing home fires in Hartford,
Connecticut, and Nashville, Tennessee. Federal fire safety	 
standards enforced by the Centers for Medicare &amp; Medicaid	 
Services (CMS) did not require either home to have automatic	 
sprinklers even though they have proven very effective in	 
reducing the number of multiple deaths from fires. GAO was asked 
to report on (1) the rationale for not requiring all homes to be 
sprinklered, (2) the adequacy of federal fire safety standards	 
for nursing homes that lack automatic sprinklers, and (3) the	 
effectiveness of state and federal oversight of nursing home fire
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