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32 | Facility record dated 10/14/22 indicated R1’s skin was not intact, Staff #1 (S1) documented a lump on R1’s right buttock. Based on records review, S1 did not inform the Staff #2 (S2) or Staff #3 (S3) that R1 had a lump on their right buttock.
Facility records indicated that on 10/17/22 S1 notified outside source #1 (OS1) of an open area on R1’s right buttock. On 10/19/22, S3 documented that R1 had an open wound on their right buttocks. S3 then notified OS1 and informed them that R1’s Primary Care Physician would be notified of the change in condition. LPA confirmed that on 10/22/22, R1’s Primary Care Physician was informed. On 10/22/22, S3 documented that R1 was bleeding from the right buttock. On 10/23/22, OS1 requested that the facility contact emergency services and R1 was sent to the hospital for further evaluation at 3:45 pm. On the same day at approximately 8:35 pm, R1 returned to the facility with a diagnosis of Skin Maceration, Cellulitis, and Unspecified Cellulitis site. R1 was prescribed antibiotics and the hospital requested the facility to reposition R1 every 2 hours to keep the skin condition from becoming worse.
It was alleged that the facility mismanaged R1’s medications. During the discharge process, OS1 stated that when the discharge medications were given to OS1, there was one bottle that did not belong to R1. The medication bottle was sealed and there was no evidence that R1 was given the medication. It was alleged that OS1 gave the staff member the medication that did not belong to R1. There was no documentation of the said incident in any review of records or interviews with staff. OS1 could not recall the name of the medication or the staff member they gave it to.
It was alleged that the facility did not inform responsible party of resident’s change of condition. Based on records reviewed and interviews, R1’s change of condition was documented by staff and OS1 was being updated of R1’s change of condition as it occurred on 10/14/22, 10/17/22, 10/19/22, 10/22/22 and 10/23/22.
Based on records review, staff interviews and outside sources interviewed, there is not a preponderance of evidence of resident developing multiple pressure injuries while in care, resident’s medication being mismanaged and the facility did not inform responsible party of resident’s change of condition Therefore, the allegations are unsubstantiated.
An exit interview was conducted with the Administrator A copy of this report, and Licensee Appeal Rights (9058 03/22) were provided to the Resident Care Coordinator whose signature on this form confirms receipt of these documents.
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