Interim Policy for Reporting Alleged Abuse, Mistreatment, Neglect, Misappropriation and Injuries of Unknown Source.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Critical Incident Reporting System [CIRS] Other Incidents A/N/EFraud.
Advertisements

Appendix L, Ambulatory Surgical Centers Comprehensive Revision
The Regulatory Perspective
Responsibilities of the Assistant Independent Ombudsman.
VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION AVECO July 14 – 18, 2014 Centralized Certification.
1 OSHA FEDERAL OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT (OSHA) OF 1970 George Mason University College of Nursing and Health Science Regulatory Requirements.
DETECTION AND PREVENTION OF ABUSE AND NEGLECT Quality Improvement Nurse Consultants.
“2014 IMB Rule Change and new A/N/E reporting guidelines”
Restrictive Procedures Certification Certification required. A license holder who wishes to use a restrictive procedure with a resident must.
New Staff Orientation 1 CMS Role of the State Agency Role of the Surveyor Stephanie Senior, RN Branch Manager, Survey Region 2. New York.
C U S T O M E R D R I V E N. B U S I N E S S M I N D E D. 1 Bureau of Health Systems Joint Provider Surveyor Training Mike Pemble, Director April 10, 2012.
Arkansas Social Work in Healthcare Spring Conference WHO IS THE OFFICE OF LONG TERM CARE? Lisa Thomas RN-BC State Training Coordinator April 25, 2014.
State Veterans Home Clinical & Survey Oversight State Veterans Home Clinical & Survey Oversight Nancy Quest, Chief Office of Geriatrics and Extended Care.
Pennsylvania Child Protective Services Law: Module 4: Reporting and the Role of the Child Welfare Professional Transfer of Learning The Pennsylvania Child.
ELEMENTS OF A PLAN OF CORRECTION AND PAST NON-COMPLIANCE
HISTORY, ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES THE LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM:
Establishing a Hospital Patient
Xavier Castorena, MSW Social Work Consultant III Children’s Medical Services OVERVIEW OF PARTNERS FOR CHILDREN WAIVER HEALTH AND WELFARE STANDARDS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE CRIMINAL DIVISION MEDICAID FRAUD CONTROL UNIT Post Office Box Baton Rouge, Louisiana Telephone:
■ This Training Module is designed to educate Management on FMCSA Compliance Review (CR).
REPORTING GUIDELINES Introduction to the Reportable Events Handbook.
NH Telephone conference call NOTE : Rose Helwig retired. Please call the MDS help line and not Rose’s direct line. 2 2.
DIVISION OF LICENSING & CERTIFICATION, BUREAU OF HEALTH SYSTEMS (BHS) - MDCH (517) Fax (517)
DSDS Quality Assurance Unit State of Alaska, Dept. of Health and Social Services Division of Senior and Disabilities Services (DSDS) Quality Assurance.
Paid Feeding Assistants Guidance Training CFR §483.35(h), F373.
1 State of Michigan Department of Community Health Bureau of Health Systems Division of Operations Roxanne Perry February 28, 2008.
MATTHEW MATKOVICH MINE EQUIPMENT COMPLIANCE SPECIALIST QUALITY ASSURANCE & MATERIALS TESTING DIVISION MSHA – APPROVAL & CERTIFICATION CENTER 30CFR, PART.
Bureau of Health Systems
1 State of Michigan Department of Community Health Bureau of Health Systems.
Health Budgets & Financial Policy 1. Objectives Introduce the TRICARE Program Integrity (PI) office Explain PI role in DoD Direct Care & Purchased Care.
© Copyright, The Joint Commission The Joint Commission: Deeming Authority and the Integrated Survey Process for Psychiatric Hospitals and the Special Conditions.
Adult Protective Services in Facilities Division of Aging and Adult Services.
COMPLAINT INVESTIGATION UNIT(CIU) Bureau of Health Systems Division of Operations Department of Community Health.
Thank you for inviting me! Charles Moore Director Medical Facilities Bureau of Child Care & Health Facilities.
STATE OF ARIZONA BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS Mission Statement The mission of the Board of Chiropractic Examiners is to protect the health, welfare,
DOH Hospice update. In-Home Services Rules The In-Home Services (IHS) rules (chapter WAC) are now open for updating. The IHS rules includes regulations.
Preseason Coaches Meeting. When faced with a question or concern regarding NCAA rules and regulations, the following process should be followed: Step.
HIPAA BASIC TRAINING Presented by Anderson Health Information Systems, Inc.
HIPAA THE PRIVACY RULE. 2 HISTORY In 2000, many patients that were newly diagnosed with depression received free samples of anti- depressant medications.
Partners for Children Quality Improvement Health & Welfare Jill Abramson, MD MPH February15, Training.
Adult Protective Services Basic Skills Training Presented by: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Division of Aging and Adult Services.
MAHSA Annual Convention May 2, 2007 Bureau of Health Systems Update Michael Pemble, Director Division of Operations Bureau of Health Systems.
Michigan Department of Community Health Bureau of Health Systems Mike Pemble Director Joint Provider Surveyor Training September 14, 2010.
Uniform Complaint Procedure Memorandum # MEM-560 October 10, 2003 By: Jaime Morales.
Long Term Care Certified Nurse Aide Instructor/Coordinator Certification Workshop Oklahoma Dept. of Career & Technology Education October 7, 2015 Nurse.
CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICE OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION 2010.
Reportable Assaults: Managing “the discretion” Rueben Sakey Quality and Systems Review Advisor Presentation to the Operational Leadership Committee 1 September.
State Veterans Homes Event Reporting Meeting with Quality Assurance Committee of National Association of State Veterans Homes (NASVH) Valarie Delanko and.
RIHES-II: H ANDLING A UDITS AND I NSPECTIONS E FFECTIVE D ATE 25 D ECEMBER 2006 V ERSION : 3.0 บุญเหลือ พรึงลำภู 15 มกราคม 2557.
THE LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM (LTCOP) Overview of the History, Role, and Responsibilities.
 Secure resident safety  Assess the resident, provide medical and/or psychosocial treatment as necessary  Examine the resident’s injury and/or psychosocial.
Facility Related Intake Training Presented by Melissa Sayer
Seriously Deficient What Does It Mean? Prepared and Presented By: Suzanne Leggas Rene’ Poitra.
Your Rights! An overview of Special Education Laws Presented by: The Individual Needs Department.
Health and Wellness for all Arizonans Sample Quality Management Program Note: This document is provided as a courtesy from the Arizona Department of Health.
ACCREDITATION- DEEMED STATUS Anita Laumann, RN, BSN  Nurse Consultant Lead Cindy Deporter,  Acting Assistant Section Chief  Division of Health Service.
Medical Directors Meeting
Critical Incidents.
INCIDENT REPORTING Suncoast Area 9/16/2018.
Training Appendix Revised January 2018.
C1 LTC- Working Session Facility Reported Incidents & Complaints
Training Appendix for Adult Protective Services and Employment Supports June 2018.
Nursing Home Discharges
ALLEGATIONS OF ABUSE Internal Occurrence Reporting and Investigation.
Adult Protective Services Basic Skills Training
Connections Abuse Prevention Plan 2018.
CMS Update October 6, 2013 Steven Chickering
Beth Engelking, Assistant Commissioner Adult Protective Services
OHCA Training Program Reporting Abuse, Neglect, Misappropriation & Exploitation October 10, 2019.
Presentation transcript:

Interim Policy for Reporting Alleged Abuse, Mistreatment, Neglect, Misappropriation and Injuries of Unknown Source

CMS Reporting Requirements  42 CFR (c)(2) The facility must ensure that all alleged violations involving mistreatment, neglect, or abuse, including injuries of unknown source, and misappropriation of resident property are reported immediately to the administrator of the facility and to other officials in accordance with State law through established procedures (including to the State survey and certification agency). The facility must ensure that all alleged violations involving mistreatment, neglect, or abuse, including injuries of unknown source, and misappropriation of resident property are reported immediately to the administrator of the facility and to other officials in accordance with State law through established procedures (including to the State survey and certification agency).

 42 CFR (c)(4) The results of all investigations must be reported to the administrator or his designated representative and to other officials in accordance with State law (including to the State survey and certification agency) within 5 working days of the incident, and if the alleged violation is verified appropriate corrective action must be taken. The results of all investigations must be reported to the administrator or his designated representative and to other officials in accordance with State law (including to the State survey and certification agency) within 5 working days of the incident, and if the alleged violation is verified appropriate corrective action must be taken.

CMS Notice  Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issues S&C (12/16/04) Reiterates the reporting of alleged violations and the results of the investigation by nursing homes to the state survey and certification agency as mandated by 42 CFR (c)(2) and (4). Defines the terms “neglect”, “abuse”, “injury of unknown source” “misappropriation of resident property”, “immediately” and “in accordance with State law.”

Reactions  On January 13, 2005, the Bureau of Health Systems restates the CMS clarification and notifies providers of reporting and investigation requirements.  September 2005, Attorney General Cox charges two UP nursing home employees with patient abuse and failure to report injury and neglect.  October 1, 2005, second set of charges regarding failure to report.  October 19, 2005, third set of charges regarding failure to report.  February 27, 2006, fourth charge of failure to report.

Facility Reported Incidents FY FRIs – with harm referred to CIU 3049 FRIs – non harm referred to NHM Teams

Proposal  Alleged violations of abuse, mistreatment, neglect, misappropriation and injuries of unknown source are reported to the administrator of the facility.  Investigation commences immediately, while residents are safeguarded.

Incidents – Involving Harm  Alleged violations of abuse, mistreatment, neglect, misappropriation and injuries of unknown source that involve harm, are to be reported immediately to the Bureau of Health Systems (BHS). BHS OPS Hour Report completed.BHS OPS Hour Report completed. Recorded on BHS Facility Log.Recorded on BHS Facility Log. Investigation commences, while residents are safeguarded.Investigation commences, while residents are safeguarded.

Incidents – Involving Harm  Investigation results for alleged violations of abuse, mistreatment, neglect, misappropriation and injuries of unknown source, that involve harm: Report investigation results to BHS, complete the BHS OPS 363, 5 day Report form.Report investigation results to BHS, complete the BHS OPS 363, 5 day Report form. Record the investigation results on BHS Facility Log.Record the investigation results on BHS Facility Log. * Harm means some physical injury or damage, pain or mental anguish.

Incident – Without Harm  Alleged violations of abuse, mistreatment, neglect, misappropriation and injuries of unknown source that do not involve harm, are to be reported to the facility administrator. Recorded on BHS Facility Log.Recorded on BHS Facility Log. Investigation commences, while residents are safeguarded.Investigation commences, while residents are safeguarded. Investigation results reported to administrator.Investigation results reported to administrator. Facility takes corrective action, as needed.Facility takes corrective action, as needed.

BHS Facility Log

Facility Log Instructions Facilities are asked to make an initial determination about incidents and decide what is reportable and what is not, in accordance with CMS Regulations. If the facility has a question about whether or not an incident is reportable, they are advised to report. Incidents (and investigation findings) involving any level of harm should be reported to the Bureau’s Complaint Investigation Unit and summarized on the Facility Log. Incidents that do not involve harm should be summarized on the log, only. In all cases, facilities should assess the incident and implement corrective measures, as appropriate. Facilities are to submit logs minimally at the end of each quarter and may be requested to submit at any time. Facilities are advised to maintain this log as current. The Licensing Officer will review the log and may contact you with additional questions or for copies of investigational materials. Facilities should complete an internal investigation on each event. Information should include documentation that supports a summary statement of the event, conclusions reached and evidence of corrective action initiated, if appropriate. The Licensing Officer will determine what additional follow up or on-site surveyor investigation will be necessary. UpNorth Team Phone:(989) Fax: (989) UpNorth Team Phone:(989) Fax: (989) Metro West Team Phone:(313) Fax: (313) Metro West Team Phone:(313) Fax: (313) Metro East Team Phone:(313) Fax: (313) Metro East Team Phone:(313) Fax: (313) Mid-Mich Team Phone:(517) Fax: (517) Mid-Mich Team Phone:(517) Fax: (517) Southwest Team Phone:(517) Fax: (517) Southwest Team Phone:(517) Fax: (517)

BHS Facility Log -- Expectations  Facilities begin recording on 12/1/06.  Facilities send BHS Facility Log to Licensing Officer on/or about 1/15/07.  Licensing Officer or designee reviews BHS Facility Log upon receipt for timeliness of entries, completeness, understanding of harm.  Licensing Officer works with facilities, as appropriate, to get BHS Facility Log correct.

BHS Facility Log -- Expectations BHS Facility Logs are reviewed as part of off-site preparation for standard surveys to note: Patterns of injury.Patterns of injury. Patterns involving a resident victim.Patterns involving a resident victim. Patterns involving a resident/staff perpetrator.Patterns involving a resident/staff perpetrator. Possible inclusion in survey sample.Possible inclusion in survey sample.

BHS Facility Log -- Expectations Complaint Team surveyors will review the BHS Facility Logs completed since the last standard survey for entries relevant to the complaint/facility reported incident under investigation. Standard Survey Team will review on-site the log entries since the last quarterly report.

BHS Facility Log -- Expectations As part of discretionary review, (between standard surveys) Licensing Officers may: Require a plan of correction to address an incident. Require a plan of correction to address an incident. Request copies of reports or documents related to FRI. Request copies of reports or documents related to FRI. Request a voluntary in-service. Request a voluntary in-service. Initiate a State Monitoring visit. Initiate a State Monitoring visit. Require immediate reports and 5 day investigation reports for all alleged abuse, neglect, and mistreatment incidents. Require immediate reports and 5 day investigation reports for all alleged abuse, neglect, and mistreatment incidents.

This policy is intended to shift focus to serious facility reported incidents. This policy is intended to shift focus to serious facility reported incidents. Reduce the number of reports (incidents and investigations) sent to BHS, by requiring only transmittal of “Harm” reports. Reduce the number of reports (incidents and investigations) sent to BHS, by requiring only transmittal of “Harm” reports. Make FRI information referrals to Teams easier. Make FRI information referrals to Teams easier. Assist surveyors with off-site preparation involving FRIs. Assist surveyors with off-site preparation involving FRIs. Reduce unnecessary intakes. Reduce unnecessary intakes. Reduce paperwork burden for State and Providers. Reduce paperwork burden for State and Providers.

Summary Facilities continue to identify, investigate alleged violations of abuse, mistreatment, neglect, misappropriation and injuries of unknown source and take corrective action. Incidents that involve alleged violations of abuse, mistreatment, neglect, misappropriation and injuries of unknown source with harm are reported immediately after discovery and within 5 days of investigation. All incidents of abuse, mistreatment, neglect, misappropriation and injuries of unknown source with or without harm are logged. Logs are sent to BHS quarterly for review and action.

BHS Facility Log Policy This policy is effective for surveys starting after January 1, 2007 for which a BHS Facility Log is received.