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32 | The LPA conducted HHCS record review, which revealed that on 11/09/2021, HHCS staff reported that upon R1’s skin assessment, it was observed that R1 had developed ‘redness in the sacral area’. R1’s physician was informed, and per the physician’s orders, HHCS staff were to educate facility staff on the prevention of pressure injuries. HHCS record review revealed that HHCS staff instructed, and demonstrated to facility staff, the changing of R1’s position every 15 minutes (or not more than two hours), while on the bed, and sitting on the wheelchair to prevent pressure injuries. HHCS staff instructed facility staff to roll R1 to their sides to relieve pressure on the back, putting pillows in-between R1’s knees, and ankles to prevent pressure injuries when R1 was in bed. HHCS staff also instructed facility staff to assist R1 with sit-up exercises to help relieve R1’s pressure on the buttock area, while R1 was sitting on the wheelchair.
On 08/29/2022 at 10:32 a.m., staff interviews revealed that they were repositioning R1 every two hours, and as needed. Staff stated that they moved R1 from the bed to the wheelchair, and from the wheelchair to the sofa, and vice versa. Staff did not state whether they were assisting R1 with sit-up exercises. Staff stated that they ensured R1’s was kept dry by changing R1’s diaper every two hours or more often if needed.
On 11/017/2021, HHCS records review revealed that HHCS staff reported that upon R1’s skin assessment, it was observed that there was an open wound on the sacral area with a diameter of 2cm. x 3cm. The physician ordered wound care for R1. HHCS staff provided the wound care per the physician’s orders, and instructed facility staff to observe the wound, and provide wound care regimen daily.
Continues on LIC 9099C... |