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Gwen Suntken RN BC, ICAC, MS LTC Resources LLC
Dietary Gwen Suntken RN BC, ICAC, MS LTC Resources LLC 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Disclaimer Information presented today is accurate as of today
It is your responsibility to stay current and updated on changes 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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MDS 3.0 RAI Manual Current version is October, 2012
May be updates for dietary this fall Intent of Section K: Swallowing/Nutritional Status Assess conditions that affect resident’s ability to maintain adequate nutrition and hydration Assessor should collaborate with the dietitian and dietary staff to ensure that items in this section have been assessed and calculated accurately 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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K100 Swallowing Disorder Steps for Assessment
Ask resident if difficulty swallowing during 7 day look back period Observe the resident during meals or at other times he or she is eating, drinking or swallowing Interview staff members of all shifts Review medical record 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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K0100 Coding A-Loss of liquids/solids from mouth when eating or drinking B-Holding food in mouth/cheeks or residual food in mouth after meals C-Coughing or choking during meals or when swallowing medications D-Complaints of difficulty or pain with swallowing Z-None of the above Do not code problem when interventions are successful in no symptoms during 7 day look-back period 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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K0100 If items marked: Are care plan interventions in place?
Even if not marked, but successful interventions in place, should be on the care plan Is any further evaluation needed for problem? 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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K0200 Height and Weight Height Weight Base height on admission
Subsequent assessment-should be at least yearly Weight Most recent measure in last 30 days If taken more than once in 30 days, most recent weight Weight rounding 0.5 or more is nearest whole pound 0.4 or less is rounded down to nearest pound 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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K0200 Weight Loss Steps for assessment
Compares weight in the 7 day look back period to weight at 2 snapshots in time At point closest to 30 days preceding the current weight At point closest to 180 days preceding the current weight Does not consider weight fluctuations outside of these two time points for MDS 3.0 coding However, should be continual monitoring 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Definitions Physician-Prescribed Weight Loss Regimen
A weight reduction plan ordered by the resident’s physician with the care plan goal of weight reduction May employ a calorie-restricted diet or other weight loss diets and exercise Also include planned diuresis Weight loss must be intentional Body Mass Index (BMI) Number calculated from weight and height Screening tool to identify possible problems 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Subsequent Assessments
New Admission Ask resident, family, or significant other about weight over past 30 and 180 days Review medical records Subsequent Assessments Compare 7 day look back weight to 30 and 180 days and calculate if weight loss of 5 % in 30 days or 10% in 180 days Same with weight gain on K0310 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Weight Gain Compares eight in the 7 day look back period to the closest 30 days and 180 days preceding the current weight If resident gaining a significant amount of weight, do NOT wait for 30 or 180 day timeframe, should prompt a thorough assessment of resident’s nutiritional status 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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K0510 Nutritional Approaches
Check all that performed in last 7 days While Not a resident Only check column 1 if resident entered (admission or reentry) in the last 7 days If resident last entered more than 7 or more days ago, leave column 1 blank While a resident Performed while a resident of the facility and within the last 7 days 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Definitions All that apply in last 7 days Parenteral/IV Feeding
Introduction of a nutritive substance into the body by means other than the intestinal tract Feeding Tube Presence of any type of tube that can deliver food/nutritional substances/fluids/medications directly into the gastrointestinal system 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Mechanically Altered Diet
A diet specifically prepared to alter the texture or consistency of food to facilitate oral intake Soft solids, pureed foods, ground meat Should not automatically be considered a therapeutic diet Does include altered fluids such as thickened liquids Therapeutic Diet Diet intervention ordered by health care practitioner as part of the treatment for a disease or clinical condition manifesting an altered nutritional status, to eliminate, decrease, or increase certain substances in the diet Sodium, potassium are examples Low salt, diabetic, low cholesterol 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Coding tips for K0510A Parenteral/IV Feeding
When there is supporting documentation that reflects the need for additional fluid intake specifically addressing a nutrition or hydration need Supporting documentation should be noted in the resident’s medical record according to State and/or internal facility policy 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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IV fluids running at keep vein open
Code: IV fluids or hyperalimentation, including total parenteral nutrition (TPN) administered continuously or intermittently IV fluids running at keep vein open IV fluids contained in IV Piggybacks Hypodermoclysis and subcutaneous ports in hydration therapy IV fluids if needed to prevent dehydration if needed specifically for nutrition and hydration Should be supporting documention 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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IV Medications-coded in Section O
Items NOT be coded IV Medications-coded in Section O IV fluids to reconstitute and/or dilute medications for IV administration IV fluids administered as a routine part of an operative or diagnostic procedure or recovery room stay IV fluids administered solely as flushes Parenteral/IV fluids administered in conjunction with chemotherapy or dialysis 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Enteral feeding formulas
Should not be coded as a mechanically altered diet Should only be coded as K0510D, Therapeutic diet when the formula is altered to manage problematic health condition, e.g. enteral formulas specific to diabetics 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Therapeutic diets not defined by content but why the diet is required
Coding Tips Therapeutic diets not defined by content but why the diet is required Must be specific nutritional requirement to remedy the alteration of nutritional status Nutritional supplement House supplement or packaged Part of treatment for disease or condition does not constitute a therapeutic diet, but may be part of a diet Supplements only coded here when administered as part of diet to manage problematic health conditions (e.g. for protein-calorie malnutrition) Examples on K-12 and K-13 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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K0700 Percent Intake by Artificial Route
Steps for assessment: Review records to determine actual intake by parenteral or tube feeding routes Calculate proportion of total calories through these routes If resident took no food or fluids by mouth or took just sips of fluid, step here and code 3, 51% or more If more oral intake than this, consult dietician 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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K0700B Average Fluid Intake
IV or Tube Feeding in last 7 days Review intake records Add up total fluid received each day Divide the week’s total intake by 7 Divide by 7 even if did not receive IV fluids or tube feeding on each of the 7 days 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Section M Skin M1200D Nutrition or Hydration Intervention to Manage Skin Problems Dietary measures received by the resident for the purpose of preventing to treating specific skin conditions, e.g., wheat free diet to prevent allergic dermatitis, high calorie diet with added supplementation to prevent skin breakdown, high-protein supplementation for wound healing 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Intent Determine whether or not one should receive nutritional or hydration interventions for skin problems based on individualized nutritional assessment Review diet to determine if sufficient amounts of nutrients and fluids or already taking supplements that are fortified with US Recommended Daily Intake of nutrients Supplements should only be employed when nutritional deficiencies are confirmed or suspected through a thorough nutritional assessment (AMDA PU guidelines, page 6) 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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If determined warranted, tailor nutritional supplementation to individual’s intake, degree of under-nutrition, and relative impact of nutrition as a factor overall; and obtain dietary consultation as needed (AMDA PU Therapy Companion, page 4). Additional supplementation is not automatically required for pressure ulcer management Any interventions should be specifically tailor to the resident’s needs, condition, and prognosis (AMDA PU Therapy Companion, page 11) 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Care Area Assessments 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Care Area Assessments Are triggered responses to items coded on the MDS Specific to a resident’s possible problems, needs or strengths Provides additional information for development of an individualized care plan CMS does not mandate any specific tool Facility to identify and use tools that are current or grounded in current clinical standards of practice 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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CAA’s Not required for Medicare PPS only assessments
Only for OBRA comprehensive assessments Admission Annual Significant Change Significant Correction of a prior Comprehensive When OBRA comprehensive and PSS combined are required 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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MDS is Foundation MDS 3.0 has Is starting point in assessment process
More details about personal preferences and choices Several improved screening tools BIMS, PHQ-9 Screening tools are not diagnostic Is starting point in assessment process Foundation for identifying possible issues/concerns needing additional 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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MDS as screening tool If certain responses on the MDS
THEN Care Area Assessments triggered BECAUSE item may be associated with possible presence of a condition, concern, risk or problem Further assessment needed to determine significance Because MDS findings alone cannot guide Effective clinical problem solving Effective decision making, including interventions 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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CAA should help staff: Consider resident as a whole, unique with strengths Identify areas of concern that may warrant interventions Develop interventions to help improve, stabilize, or prevent decline Address the need and desire for other important considerations such as advanced care planning and palliative care 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Conducting the Assessment
Step 1: Identify the trigger Usually a sign, symptom, or other indicator of possible problem, need, or strength Step 2 : Identify the triggered Care Area 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Conducting the Assessment
Step 3 : Conduct thorough assessment of the entire Care Area Include factors that could cause or contribute to the symptom Include factors for which the symptom places the resident at risk Some factors will be on the MDS, many will not 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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CAA Documentation The nature of the issue or condition - what is the problem for this resident? Causes and contributing factors Complications affecting or caused by the care area for this resident Risk factors that arise because of the presence of the condition Factors that must be considered in developing individualized care plan interventions Need for referrals to other health professionals 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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CAA Documentation Written documentation of the CAA findings and decision-making process may appear anywhere in resident’s record No particular location or format is required Section V indicates Location and Date of CAA documentation r/t decision-making 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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Federal requirements F 272 Nutritional Status
Nutritional status refers to weight, height, hematologic and biochemical assessments, clinical observation of nutrition, nutritional intake, resident’s eating habits and preferences, dietary restrictions, supplements, and use of appliances 04/08/2013 LTC Resources LLC 2013
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