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32 | Reviewed incident report (date 01/08/2024), On 01/08/2024 C1 was transported to the hospital for a leaking G-tube. C1 was admitted to the hospital and C1 G-tube was replaced. Reviewed Harbor Regional Center report (date 1/8/2024), W2 transported C1 to the Hospital due to leaking g-tube. G-tube was replaced by hospital staff. Reviewed Harbor Regional Center report (date 02/14/2024), report states that staff W1 arrived at the facility for W1 shift around 8am on 02/14/2024. W1 completed body checks for the two individuals. W1 found that client C2 was okay. W1 then checked C1 and found that C1 was saturated in urine and g-tube was leaking. W1 immediately assisted C1 out of the bed and into the wheelchair so that W1 could clean C1 and care for the individual due to the breakdown of the skin. S3 neglected to change C1 saturated brief and saturated gauze from the time S3 arrived on shift until staff W1 arrived. Reviewed daily body checks log notes for C1 (date 02/01/2024 to 02/21/2024), report notes that g-tube leaks and there is redness around leak. For 02/14/2024 log notes state that there was redness and rash around g-tube and that this was noted for AM, PM, and night shifts. Reviewed the urine output log (date 02/01/2024 to 02/21/2024), log notes that client urine output was noted as 3 times per am, PM and night shifts. Reviewed staff training logs for g-tube medication, g-tube training, g-tube dressing (date 06/29/2023) for C1. Log notes suggest that 6 staff including S3 signed the training log. Training notes state g-tube will be maintained in place and prevented from migrating, Gastrostomy (g-tube) care, staff to note redness, leakage, odor, clean with dry gauze after putting on gloves. Training in feeding clients with g-tube. Reviewed Needs and Service Plan (date 02/26/2020), difficulty understanding others and making C1 understood. Health issues noted, non-verbal.
Based on the information gathered, S3 checked on C1 at 6:45 am and found C1 to be dry and did not require a change in diaper and there did not appear to be any issue with C1’s G-tube. S3 left the facility before C1 was scheduled for another check. W1 checked C1 at 8:00am. Additionally, another staff person indicated that “she has seen clients check for a dry diaper and seconds later have a wet diaper. Staff state that they cannot control the client’s bladder and she does not think it was lack of care. Therefore, there is not sufficient evidence to support the allegation mentioned above.
An exit interview was conducted and copy of the Complaint Report was provided to the Staff (S2)
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