Caregivers ARE Quality in Long Term Care Christine T. Kovner, R.N., Ph.D. Division of Nursing, Steinhardt School of Education, NYU April 30, 2003.

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Caregivers ARE Quality in Long Term Care Christine T. Kovner, R.N., Ph.D. Division of Nursing, Steinhardt School of Education, NYU April 30, 2003

Total Nurse Staffing Hours per Resident per Day, 2001 Certified nurse aides (CNA)- 2.1 hours Licensed practical/vocational nurse (LPN/LVN) hours Registered nurses (RN) – 0.7 hours Only RN hours have increased from 0.4 hours per day in 1993, while acuity has increased Harrington from CMS OSCAR data

Reported Staff Ratios on each Shift – Nursing Homes 2001 Reported Staff Ratios on each Shift – Nursing Homes CNA to 11.8 Residents 1 CNA to 11.8 Residents 1 LVN/LPN to 34 Residents 1 LVN/LPN to 34 Residents 1 RN to 32 Residents 1 RN to 32 Residents Harrington from CMS OSCAR data

Research Studies: Positive Relationship Between Licensed Nurses & Quality Increased licensed nursing hours were related to improved functional ability and decreased probability of death Increased licensed nursing hours were related to improved functional ability and decreased probability of death Facilities with higher nurse staffing levels have fewer deficiencies Facilities with higher nurse staffing levels have fewer deficiencies Facilities with more RNs per LPN had fewer assessment deficiencies Facilities with more RNs per LPN had fewer assessment deficiencies Bliesmer et al., 1998; Harrington et al., 2000; Moseley & Jones, 2003

Research Studies: Positive Relationship Between Licensed Nurses & Quality Nursing homes meeting HHS preferred minimum staffing levels had no violation that caused actual harm to patients Nursing homes meeting HHS preferred minimum staffing levels had no violation that caused actual harm to patients 68% of homes that did not meet HHS standards had such violations 68% of homes that did not meet HHS standards had such violations Less than 2.0 hours of nurse aid care per nursing home resident were almost 4 times more likely to get pressure sores than those in nursing homes that provided more than 2 hours Less than 2.0 hours of nurse aid care per nursing home resident were almost 4 times more likely to get pressure sores than those in nursing homes that provided more than 2 hours (Stark report, 2001); (DHHS Report to Congress: Appropriateness of Minimum Nursing Staffing Ratios in Nursing Homes, (Spring 2000).

Medication Errors in Home Care for Patients 65 years and older 1.4% of patients taking medications older adults should always avoid 1.4% of patients taking medications older adults should always avoid 8.4% of patients taking medications rarely appropriate for older adults 8.4% of patients taking medications rarely appropriate for older adults Kovner, Menezes, & Feldman, 2003; MEPS data from AHRQ

Occupational Training Requirements Many believe minimum training for nursing assistants should be increased: Nursing Assistants --75 hours Nursing Assistants --75 hours Manicurists hours Manicurists hours Barber hours Barber hourswww.barbercosmo.ca.gov/

Recommended Nursing Hours in NHs (direct and indirect) Registered Nurses 69 minutes (1.15 hours) per day Licensed practical/ vocational nurses 42 minutes (.70 hours) per day Nursing assistants 162 minutes (2.7 hours) per day Total Nursing 273 minutes (4.55 hours) per day Harrington, C., Kovner, C., et al. (2000). Experts recommend minimum nurse staffing standards for nursing facilities in the U.S. The Gerontologist 40, 5-16.

Geriatric Preparation Less than <1% (21,500) of working RNs are certified in geriatrics Less than <1% (21,500) of working RNs are certified in geriatrics Fewer than 0.3% (333) of the 97,362 physician residents slots are for geriatrics Fewer than 0.3% (333) of the 97,362 physician residents slots are for geriatrics Only 0.3% (720) of 200,000 pharmacists have geriatric certification Only 0.3% (720) of 200,000 pharmacists have geriatric certification Kovner, C.T., Mezey, M., & Harrington, C. (2002).

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