planning, review. Two new residents had an InterRAI six monthly evaluation of provision, assessment completed within 21 days of care plans. evaluation, review, admission. The InterRAI assessment was not and exit) is required for one respite resident. provided within 90 days time frames that safely meet the needs of the consumer. Criterion 1.3.6.1 PA Changes to resident’s health are monitored and Interventions had not been implemented or Ensure interventions are Low identified through ongoing daily assessments. documented for of seven residents as The provision of Changes to health are reported to the RN who follows; 1) Frequency of observations had to reflect the resident’s services and/or informs the GP or other allied health specialists. not been carried out as per GP instructions current needs/supports. interventions are Monitoring forms are used for weight, vital signs, for one respite care resident, for a previous consistent with, blood sugar levels, pain, challenging behaviour, and current respite care episode. 2) There and contribute to, food and fluid charts. were no documented interventions for one 90 days meeting the resident with a bruise and pain following consumers' fall. 3) There were no documented assessed needs, interventions for one resident with changes and desired in supports following a hospital admission outcomes. (link 1.3.3 tracer).
planning, provision, evaluation, review, and exit) is provided within time frames that safely meet the needs of the consumer. review. Two new residents had an InterRAI assessment completed within 21 days of admission. The InterRAI assessment was not required for one respite resident. six monthly evaluation of care plans. 90 days Criterion 1.3.6.1 The provision of services and/or interventions are consistent with, and contribute to, meeting the consumers' assessed needs, and desired outcomes. PA Low Changes to resident’s health are monitored and identified through ongoing daily assessments. Changes to health are reported to the RN who informs the GP or other allied health specialists. Monitoring forms are used for weight, vital signs, blood sugar levels, pain, challenging behaviour, food and fluid charts. Interventions had not been implemented or documented for of seven residents as follows; 1) Frequency of observations had not been carried out as per GP instructions for one respite care resident, for a previous and current respite care episode. 2) There were no documented interventions for one resident with a bruise and pain following fall. 3) There were no documented interventions for one resident with changes in supports following a hospital admission (link 1.3.3 tracer). Ensure interventions are to reflect the resident’s current needs/supports. 90 days