 Secure resident safety  Assess the resident, provide medical and/or psychosocial treatment as necessary  Examine the resident’s injury and/or psychosocial.

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 Secure resident safety  Assess the resident, provide medical and/or psychosocial treatment as necessary  Examine the resident’s injury and/or psychosocial changes and document the description in the medical record.  Identify alleged perpetrator (staff, family, or visitor); remove from contact with all residents and staff pending outcome of investigation  If identified alleged perpetrator is a resident, take measures to prevent recurrence  Document date and time injury was discovered in the medical record INVESTIGATE  Interview and/or obtain statement from person reporting allegation or suspicion  Interview and/or obtain statement from victim  Interview and/or obtain statement from alleged perpetrator  Interview and/or obtain statements from potential witnesses as determined by the scope of the investigation  Review materials and complete investigation (refer to abuse investigation protocol and facility policy) NO LATER THAN 5 WORKING DAYS POST INCIDENT  Report the results of all investigations to the administrator  Report the results of all investigations to the Ohio Department of Health on form HEA 1652 (Fax: )  Initiate corrective measures (if applicable) to prevent recurrence DRAFT rev.02/11/05  Notify the resident and/or sponsor (no later than 12 hours)  Notify physician if the injury (physical and/or psychosocial) has the potential to require physician intervention  Immediately (no later than 24 hours) notify the administrator  Administrator or designee notifies appropriate entities (local law enforcement and/or other state agencies as required)  Immediately (no later than 24 hours) complete the first 3 sections of form HEA 1652; notify the state survey agency of all allegations (Fax: )  Document date and time of all notifications per facility policy  ALLEGATION OR SUSPICION OF ABUSE, NEGLECT, OR MISAPPROPRIATION OF RESIDENT PROPERTY  INJURY OF UNKNOWN SOURCE (as determined by IUS Investigation Guide) IMMEDIATELY Abuse, Neglect, Misappropriation (ANM) Investigation Guide

IMMEDIATELY  Secure resident safety  Assess the resident, provide medical treatment as necessary  Examine the resident’s injury and document the description in the medical record  Document date and time injury was discovered in the medical record  Notify the resident and/or sponsor (no later than 12 hours)  Notify physician if the injury has the potential to require physician intervention  Immediately (no later than 24 hours) notify the administrator  RESIDENT INJURY [source to be investigated] Is there a written or verbal allegation of abuse/neglect? YES  Investigate as abuse/neglect allegation. Use ANM Investigation Guide  Immediately (no later than 24 hours) notify the state survey agency on form HEA 1652 (Fax: ) NO  The director of nursing (or designated licensed staff) should determine the scope of investigation based on the nature of the injury and professional judgment  Interview and/or obtain a statement from the resident  Interview and/or obtain a statement from the person who discovered the injury  Interview and/or obtain statements from potential witnesses as determined by the scope of investigation  Review the resident’s clinical records for relevant information (diagnosis, history, similar injuries, etc.) Is there a reasonable suspicion that abuse/neglect may have occurred? YES NO  Document summary of conclusion of investigation  Review the resident’s plan of care and revise as necessary to prevent recurrence of injury  No report to the Ohio Department of Health is necessary if answers to questions 1, 2, and 3 are all “NO” and the investigation is completed in under 24 hours. REASONABLE SUSPICION Concluded only after thorough investigation conducted Should be based on a review of evidence, circumstances, and professional judgment of the director of nursing or designated licensed staff Some examples where abuse may be suspected (not all inclusive); when conflicting statements are obtained, explanation is not consistent with the resident’s routine The injury may be suspicious because of the extent or location of the injury (e.g., the injury is located in an area not generally vulnerable to trauma.) The injury may be suspicious due to the number of injuries observed at one particular point in time or the incidence of injuries over time. YES GUIDANCE DRAFT rev.02/11/ NO YES Was the injury observed by any person or explained by the resident? 1. The source of injury is known; document conclusion of investigation per facility policy. If there is an abuse/neglect allegation, go to #2. Injury of Unknown Source (IUS) Investigation Guide