Seclusion and Restraint Six Month Data Report January – June 2012 Inpatient Psychiatric Service Providers Presentation to OHA 4/25/13 Updated April 24,

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Seclusion and Restraint Six Month Data Report January – June 2012 Inpatient Psychiatric Service Providers Presentation to OHA 4/25/13 Updated April 24,

Reporting in statute OAC All Inpatient Hospital Providers 6 month reporting: ▫January – June ▫July – December Required Reporting: ▫Seclusion ▫Mechanical Restraint ▫Physical Restraint (aka Manual) ▫By age group (under 18, over 18) ▫S/R related Injury to Staff Updated April 24,

Inpatient Psychiatric Service Providers 76 hospitals operating during this 6-month period (3 units reported as 1) ▫68 serving adults ▫16 serving children and adolescents ▫(8 hospitals served both children/adolescents and adults) Updated April 24,

Calculations allowing comparison across organizations Updated April 24,

5 Geographical Regions Updated April 24,

Inpatient Providers Serving Adults Updated April 24,

Number of Hospitals Serving Adults by Geographical Area (N = 68) Updated April 24,

Total number of patient days per month Updated April 24,

Capacity (Number of Licensed Beds) Min = 6 Mean = 31 sd = 21.7 Max = 96 Updated April 24,

Occupancy Min = 0.73% Mean = 63.4% sd = 20.5% Max = 102.1% Formula: ▫Patient Days divided by ▫Number of Licensed Beds * 182 (# of days Jan – Jun) Updated April 24,

Occupancy by Capacity Updated April 24,

Average Daily Census Formula: ▫Total # of Patient Days divided by ▫182 days OhioMHAS (N = 6) mean = Private Hospitals (N = 68) Mean = 20.5 Min = 0.1 Max = 66.5 Updated April 24,

Percentage of Inpatient Providers Reporting Seclusions and Restraints (N=68) Updated April 24,

Definition of Seclusion Staff intervention that involved the involuntary confinement of a patient alone in a room where the patient is physically prevented from leaving Updated April 24,

Frequency of Seclusions (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. Updated April 24,

Frequency of Seclusion (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. by Geographic Area (N=68) Updated April 24,

Frequency of Seclusion (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. (N=68) CapacityAverage Daily Census 17 Updated April 24, 2013

Frequencies of Seclusions (per 1000 Patient Days) Updated April 24,

Duration of Seclusion (Minutes) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area Updated April 24,

Duration of Seclusion (Minutes) 6-month Avg. CapacityAverage Daily Census 20 Updated April 24, 2013

Duration of Seclusions (Minutes) Updated April 24, Because average duration was calculated by the number of Seclusions divided by the Number of minutes, the N varies

Definition of Physical Restraint restricting a patient’s freedom of movement, physical activity, or normal use of his or her body without the use of Mechanical Restraint devices. Updated April 24, Also known as Manual Restraint, means a staff intervention that involved any method of physically/manually

Frequency of Physical Restraint (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. Updated April 24,

Frequency of Physical Restraints (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area (N = 68) Updated April 24,

Frequency of Physical Restraints (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. (N = 68) CapacityAverage Daily Census 25 Updated April 24, 2013

Frequencies of Physical Restraints (per 1000 Patient Days) Small-size hospitals did not report enough data to graph by month. Updated April 24,

Duration of Physical Restraints (Minutes) 6- month Avg. by Geographical Area Updated April 24,

Duration of Physical Restraints (Minutes) 6- month Avg. CapacityAverage Daily Census 28 Updated April 24, 2013

Durations of Physical Restraints (Minutes) Updated April 24, Because average duration was calculated by the number of Restraints divided by the Number of minutes, the N varies

Definition of Mechanical Restraint A staff intervention that involves any method of restricting a patient’s freedom of movement, physical activity, or normal use of his or her body, using an appliance or device manufactured for this purpose. Updated April 24,

Frequency of Mechanical Restraint (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. Updated April 24,

Frequency of Mechanical Restraints (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area (N=68) Updated April 24,

Frequency of Mechanical Restraints (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. (N=68) CapacityAverage Daily Census 33 Updated April 24, 2013

Frequencies of Mechanical Restraints (per 1000 Patient Days) Small-size hospitals did not report enough data to graph by month. Updated April 24,

Duration of Mechanical Restraints (Minutes) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area Updated April 24,

Duration of Mechanical Restraints (Minutes) 6- month Avg. CapacityAverage Daily Census 36 Updated April 24, 2013

Durations of Mechanical Restraints (Minutes) Because average duration was calculated by the number of Restraints divided by the Number of minutes, the N varies by month Updated April 24,

Inpatient Providers Serving Children and Adolescents Updated April 24,

Number of Hospitals Serving Children/Youth by Geographical Area Updated April 24, Insufficient size within subgroups to run comparisons

Total number of patient days per month Updated April 24,

Capacity Minimum = 8 beds Mean = beds Maximum = 85 beds Groups not used for analysis due to small samples size Updated April 24,

Minimum = 2.68% Mean = 54.02% sd = 19.4% Maximum = 78.7% Formula: ▫Patient Days divided by ▫Number of Licensed Beds * 182 (# of days Jan – Jun) Groups not used for analysis due to small samples size Updated April 24, Occupancy

Formula: ▫Total # of Patient Days divided by ▫182 days Minimum = 0.21 Mean = 14.5% sd = 15.5% Maximum = 61.31% No groups created due to small samples size Updated April 24, Average Daily Census

Percentage of Inpatient Providers Reporting Seclusions and Restraints (N=16) Updated April 24,

Seclusion and Restraint Average Number (per 1000 Patient Days) Average Duration (Minutes) 45 Updated April 24, 2013

Frequencies of Seclusions and Restraints (per 1000 Patient Days) for All Hospitals (N = 16) Updated April 24,

Duration of Seclusions and Restraints (Minutes) (N varies based on number of S/R reported each month) Updated April 24,

All Inpatient Providers Illnesses and Injuries Updated April 24,

Patient Injury or Illness Injuries requiring emergency/unplanned medical treatment or hospitalization Illness/medical emergency requiring immediate admission to a hospital 25 hospitals reported injuries Minimum = 1 Mean = 4.2 sd = 7.0 Maximum = hospitals reported injuries Minimum = 1 Mean = 7.9 sd = 8.1 Maximum = Updated April 24, 2013

Injuries to Staff from Seclusions and Restraints Injuries requiring First Aid Injuries requiring emergency/ unplanned medical intervention 17 hospitals reported injuries Minimum = 1 Mean = 5.4 sd = 8.9 Maximum = hospitals reported injuries Minimum = 1 Mean = 1.9 sd = 1.6 Maximum = 7 50 Updated April 24, 2013 There were NO injuries requiring hospitalization.