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S1 stated that R1 moved in the facility on 03/11/2022. S1 stated that she completed another Individualized Service Assessment (i.e., appraisal) and the assessment reported, "Resident has increased risk and potential for skin breakdown(s). Care Staff conducts routine checks to identify new skin issues and reports to Nurse." This appraisal also reported, "Staff manages all aspects of resident catheter as follows: supplies management, clean up, documentation and coordination with external services if appropriate."
S1 stated that on 03/24/2022 she completed a skin assessment and noted results on "Skin Assessment & Braden Pressure Scale" that reported a red rash on right forearm. S1 stated that R1 was admitted with a Veterans Affairs (V.A.) Nurse Case Manager (NCM). NCM would call to check on R1 as well as physically come to the facility and check on R1's care needs (e.g., wheelchairs, hospital bed, incontinence care...).
S1 stated that on 04/05/2023 is when the Wellness Nurses (facility licensed nursing staff) noticed a wound on R1's upper posterior leg and perfomed wound/skin care to R1. Wellness Nurses contacted the facility's in-house doctor. One of the Wellness Nurses contacted NCM on 04/10/2023 to inform of R1's wound and to request skin and wound supplies. S1 stated that on 04/12/2023 R1 was seen by a V.A. doctor. S1 states that there was no doctor's orders for medications. However, S1 stated that the doctor gave instructions to "...continue to clean and cover the wound."
S1 stated that on 04/13/2023 R1 was transported to John Muir Emergency Department for a wound check. S1 stated that there was no infection and R1 was discharged the same day.
LIC809-C Continued.... |