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Furthermore, staff also stated that staff followed nurse’s instruction including repositioning, put a pad below R1 and turned him/her to either side and also put pillow behind her/him because R1 could not turn on his/her own and needed staff to turn him/her. R1’s undergarment were frequently changed every 30 minutes and checked every two hours to ensure R1’s wound did not worsen.
R1’s responsible parties were provided assurance by the home Health nurse that a medical doctor was not be needed at the time. Furthermore, between 05/20/23 until R1’s hospitalization on 05/26/23, the facility staff and ADM appraise R1’s responsible parties on R1’s condition.
Interviews with staff and ADM, they were instructed by a Home Health Nurse to clean wound, change the dressing [when nurse is not available] and reposition R1 every two hours. Based on the facility record review, staff documented they turned R1 every two hours as instructed, in addition to, cleaning and changing his/her dressing and request for additional supplies from home health but never received any per ADM. ADM purchased supplies instead but R1’s pressure injury continued to worsen.
The facility Administrator (ADM) stated that he/she reached out to R1’s responsible party numerous times to request additional home health visits, wound care supplies, as well as a referral to be seen at a wound care clinic.
Staff contacted reporting party on 05/20, 05/21, 05/22 about R1’s medical heath condition. R1 was seen by reporting party and a home health nurse between 05/18 to 05/24/23.
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