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32 | ALLEGATION 2: Staff interviews revealed that when a change in skin condition or visible injury is observed there is a reporting protocol in place. Based on records review of facility Narrative Charting it was observed that staff have noted resident changes or injury as well as increased monitoring.
ALLEGATION 3: Interviews and records review were conducted which reveal that R3 is resistive and combative with staff who are assisting in resident daily care. Based on interviews and Needs and Service Plan review, it is documented that R3 at times yells at or becomes agitated at other residents. There were no staff that confirmed ever witnessing R3 abuse or cause physical injury to another resident.
ALLEGATION 4: Interviews and records review confirm that residents fall in care. Based on interviews, staff explained the facility fall procedure when a resident is found having fallen. During interview, there were no staff who confirmed or identified specific residents that experience numerous falls without interventions put in place. Records review indicate that Needs and Service Plans note when a resident is at risk of falls, including interventions.
ALLEGATION 5: Interviews of staff members reveal that staff have not been observed yelling at residents. Based on interviews, staff report that there are residents that are hard of hearing and someone could interpret this as yelling. Based on interview of the Memory Care Director (MRD) reveals that staff are educated on Personal Rights, which include approach and how to speak to residents effectively.
ALLEGATION 6: Interviews and record review of facility Narrative Charting reveal that most of the residents in MC do not use a pendant to call for assistance. Based on interviews, residents in MC do not understand or remember how or when to use the pendant correctly. Staff report that increased resident checks, knowing resident habits and behaviors and encouraging residents to be in common areas help ensure that residents receive assistance when needed. It was observed in facility charting notes that increased monitoring is noted after incidents experience a fall, illness or change of condition.
ALLEGATION 7: Interviews and record reviews were conducted and reveal that staff have been educated on how to properly transfer and/or assist a resident up. Based on staff interview, pulling a resident by their arms is not how they are trained. Records review of facility in-service indicates that this education has occurred.
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