Document 148355

FLORIDA AGENCY FOR HEALTH GORE ADMINISTRATION
RICK SCOTT
ELIZABETH DUDEK
Better Health Care for all Floridians
GOVERNOR
SECRETARY
March 18, 2013
VIA FAX (850)3140120
Administrator
Gulf Coast Treatment Center
1015 Mar Walt Dr
Fort Walton
Beach, FL
32547
Dear Administrator:
This letter reports the findings of a recertification survey and life safety code survey conducted on
March 5,2013 through March 7,2013 by representatives of this office. It was determined the
Hospital
was
not in
compliance.
Attached is the
2567
provider's
copy of the Statement of Deficiencies and Plan of
indicating the standard
level deficiencies cited. You will not receive
a
Correction, Form CMS
copy of this report in the
mail; you will only receive this faxed report.
You must
provide the Agency with an acceptable Plan of Correction (PoC)for all deficiencies cited
within ten calendar days from receipt of the Form CMS 2567. Please complete a Plan of Correction
PoC)for the deficiencies, including the date corrective action was accomplished or is anticipated to be
accomplished, sign and date page 1 on the bottom, and return to this Field Office within ten calendar
days of receipt. Failure to submit a reply within this time frame may jeopardize your certification status.
All deficiencies must be corrected no later than April 7,2013.
In order for
a
PoC to be
acceptable, it must include
the
following
elements:
Core Elements of PoC:
How the corrective action will be
accomplished
for individuals found to have been affected
by
practice;
How the facility will identify other individuals who have the
potential to be affected by the
same deficient
and
the
how
will
act
to
practice,
facility
protect individuals in similar situations;
What measures will be put into place or systemic changes made to ensure that the deficient
practice will not recur;
the deficient
How the
facility will monitor its corrective actions/performance to ensure that the deficient
e. what program will be put into place to
practice being corrected and will not recur, i.
monitor the continued effectiveness of the systemic change to ensure that solutions are
is
permanent; and
Headquarters
2727 Mahan Drive
Tallahassee,
FL
32308
http://
myflorida.
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Tallahassee Field Office
2727 Mahan Drive, Mail Stop #
46
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Phone 4540;
850412-Fax (850)922-9162 .
Gulf Coast Treatment Center
March 18, 2013
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What
will be put into place or what
the deficient practice does not recur; and,
measures
When corrective action will be
systematic changes
you will make to
ensure
that
accomplished.
The
Quality Assurance Questionnaire has long been employed to obtain your feedback following
survey activity. This form has been placed on the Agency's website at
as a first
http://
myflorida.
Publications/
shtml
ahca.
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step in providing a web-based interactive
consumer satisfaction survey
system. You may access the questionnaire through the link under Health
Facilities and Providers on this page. Your feedback is encouraged and valued, as our goal is to ensure
the professional and consistent application of the survey process.
Thank you for the assistance
8504540.
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provided
to the surveyors. If you have
questions, please
contact
me
at
Sincerely,
lei
Donah
Field
M.
S.
Heiberg, W.
Office Manager
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
CENTERS OR MED CARE & MEDIC ID SERVICE
STATEMENT OF bEFICIENGiI:S
AND PLAN OP CORRECTION
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IDENTIFICATION NUMHER:
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correctior>,
the facility does not
admit that it violated the
rules,
but submits the
plan: of
On 315113 - 3/
7113, an unannounced federal
recertification survey was conducted at Gulf
Coast Treatment Center, The
hospital was found
out of compliance 42 OFR
Subpart A-E.
correction in accordance with
452,4)(
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ii)
13(PATIENT RIGHTS: RESTRAINT
OR SECLUSION
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safety of patients
This Standard is not met as evidenced
try:
on observation and
interview, the facility
failed to implement their
policy on the seclusion
room. The window in the door had been
damaged
which severely impeded the
viewing of patients.
Based
bubble"window and door
a new clear
window that
allows the staff to
continuously
monitor the patientwith
2The
Daily Room Check Form
will be addended to include
inspection of the seclusion room
window.
On 13
3/
5/at
28am, Staff E was
approximately 1 o:
observed sitting in a choir outside a seclusion
room. Staff E
stated that Clier)t k14
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was In the
window to the room was
observed to be severely scratched and had some
sort of paper pieces inside it,The
window
room. The
appealedAl#
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opaquee
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a wlew the patient
a
through the window, and was unable to seta her.
Staff E stated that she was by the door.
a second
Upon
time, could just make
outline of a blanket.
out
interview was conducted with Staff E
during
the observation. Staff E was asked how
she was
able to observe the client
as the window was
virtually opaque, Staff E stated that ahe unlocks
and opens the door in order to view
what the
client is ovoing. Staff E
nod the door and the
RY DIRECTOR'S OR PROA
any d2Bciertcy statemImt ending with
UPPLTER
How monitored:
The Room Search Forms
will be
reviewed daily and a
report will
be given to the Patient
X
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denotes
Safety
Committee monthly and
Committee of the Whole
quarterly.
REPRESENTATIVE'S SifjiNAI
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esteft
Person(s)
Responsible:
Program Director
Charge
Assigned Staff
the
An
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findings:
looking
regulations to document
by the facility to
actions taken
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The facility will ensure the
State law,
seclusion
the
address the cited deficiencies.
the use of restraint or seclusion must
be--)
ii)implemented in accordance with safe and
appropriate resMnt and seolusion techniques as
determined by hospital
policy in accordance with
The
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providing his detem}ined that
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following the date of survey ht9her
or not a
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plan of cprnKtion is provraed- For
nursing homes, the above fr
days following the date these documents aro made
available to tfie fadli~r.
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patient was clearly visible laying on a mattress in
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A record review was conducted of The
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that it is
December 2011, The policy stated, During
"
seclusion episodes, staff is to continuously
monitor the
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notified of the cancellation
A medical history and physical examination be
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completed and documented for each patient no
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than 30
days before or 24 hours after
registration, but prior to surgery or a
procedure requiring anesthesia services. The
medical history and physical examination must bA
completed and documented bya physician (as
defined in section 1861(r)
of the Act),
an
more
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admission
or
Until the Medicare number is
cancelled the facility will ensure
a
physical
-
will be conducted
with 2,4 hours of admission
oromaxiilofacial surgeon, or other qualified
Individual in accordance with State law and
hospital policy.
This Standard is not met as evidenced
by:
Based on record review and staff interview, the
facility failed to obtain a medical history and
physical either 30 days before or 24 hours after
admission for 9 of 15 sampled patients (#
1,3, 4,
5.
16,
9,
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An interview was conducted with the program
director on 317113 at approximately 12:
00pm, The
program director stated that all of the patients
A 368
required to have a medical history and
physical prior to admission at Gulf Coast
Treatment Center_The history and physical
documentation should be located with the other
documentation from the transferring
facility. This
were
documentation
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receiving
record review and staff interview, the
to ensure that new medication
orders were started timely and in accordance with
staW policies, Antibiotics ordered on Friday were
riot started untli Monday for 2 of 15 sampled
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medication in a timely manner.
4.All nursing staff were inserviced on the policy updates.
facility failed
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patients, 01 and #
13 day delay between the order and the onset for
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administered to the patient
within 12 hours of sending the
RX or physician's order to the
offsite pharmacy
other personnel in accordance with Federal
and State laws and
that all
1.
All medication ordered by the
physician will be received and
as
1) All
- drugs and biologicals must be
administered by, or under supervision of, nursing
or
now ensures
medications are administered
safely and efficiently.
Drugs and biologicals must be prepared and
administered in accordance with Federal and
State laws, the orders of the practitioner or
practitioners responsible for the patient's care
and accepted
tpecified under §
48212(c),
standards of practice.
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A modioat regard review was conducted for
Patient 01. On Friday, 3/
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ordered 2 different antibiotics for
physician ordered Septna DS 1
for 10
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How monitored:
physician
patient 1
# .The
tablet twice daily
days and Vlbramycin 100mg 1 tablet twice
daily for 10 days. Both of these antibiotics were
started 3 days later on Monday, 3/
4113.
An fnterview was conducted with the nurse on
duty, Staff I on 317113 at app)oximately 10.30am.
Staff I confirmed that 5eptra and Vibramycln did
not come in from the pharmacy until 314/13-
of patient files will be
100%
audited
+
monthly to
insure
be
(
will
compliance. A,
. report
g iven to the patient
3/
13
29/
Safety
Committee monthly and
Committee of the Whole
quarterly.
A medical record revleW Wat d6rldl4cted for
Patient 1
# 5.On Friday, 311/13, the physician
ordered the antibiotic Septra DS 1 tablet twice
daily for 10 days. The antibiotic were started 3
days later on Monday, 314113,
There was no evidence that the physician was
notified of the defy In starting the ordered
antibiotics for etttter pOtlent.
An interview
manager
was
conducted with the unit
317113 at
the delay in
on
approximately 12.00pm
starting antibiotics. She
stated that the medicat physician usually comes
in vri Friday adtemoons. If a prescription is not
favd_
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regarding
following Monday, The unit manager also
until the
stated that
until
they could
they got
a
the medication
consent, we calf RX Advantage
not start
and say "hold for consent"before
medication.
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was
filling
a
conducted with the Director of
at about 3.
00pm regarding
Nursing (DON)317113
the delay in antibiotic therapy. The ICON stated
that It was her understanding that the
Noifity did
not need to waft on a consent to start
Antlblotics.
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If the medicine was ordered
pharmacy should have
sent
A405
on a Friday, the
enough to cover until
I
Monday. The patient should not have to wait until
Monday, Medications are supposed to be started
within 12 hours.We do not keep antibiotics in the
pharmacy
or
in the after hours or
emergency kits.
A medical record review was conducted for
Patient 1
# 4.On 13
1/
8/a physician ordered the
laboratory tests of a TSH (thyroid-stiinOtating
hormone)and QBHcg (Quantitative Beta HCG)
for patient 414.After the labs were obtained, the
physlolan ordered to start the medication
LoLoestrin 1 tab daily.The labs were not drawn
until 1125113, 17 days later, however, the
medications were stared on 13.
1/
21/
An interview
was
conducted with the Unit
Manager on 317/13 at about 12:00pm. The unit
manager stated that the ordering physician did
not realize that those labs were drawn on
admission, and they did not need to be obtained.
The medication was late in
needing a consent signed,
starting due to
The Emergency Drug Procurement pollcy was
reviewed. The Policy stated, it
" is the policy of
Gulf Coast Youth Services to
use
all the
msource5 avail bl(
tto procure a medication that
is needed or a patient. A mechanism exists
through the night cabinet and
swndary supplier
to accommodate this. Part C of the
procedure
stated, Notify
"
the physician and nursing station if
any undue
delay Is incurred,
The medication policies of M
" edication
Ordering,
Dispensing and Administration", Emergency
"
Drug ProcUrement",and "Procurement and
of Medications"None of the
policies
addressed the timeframes from the
ordering of
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medication to the patient rooilving it, The written
policies also did not discuss the stated policy that
new
prescription orders are faxed to the
pharmacy with the notice to "hold for consent"
before filling a medication.
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INFORMATION
the
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II
- f the xray results
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in
a
are
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a "
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document in the medical record
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monitor the
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Based on record review and staff interview, the
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rays results in
the patient medical's record for 1 of 15
sampled
patients, 1.
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laboratory reports were flied In the patient's'
record for 1 of 15 sampled patients, 12,
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The
findings:
1.On 317113 a record
hospital
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laboratory. -
results
or wet
reading.'
3.A hard copy will be faxed
delivered to
or
facility.
4. All results
i
are
filed in the
patient's record,
5If the test is
postponed the
prescribizkg physician will be
notified.
review was conducted for
1.On 12114/12 the physlpfan ordered
patient #
an
possiblefrray.
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1,The Xray was not completed for 2
weeks, on 12/
28112, There were no Xray results
in the medical record,
The unit manager called and obtained a copy of
the Xray results.The report was not signed by
the ordering physician. The report stated,
Impression Non-displac -d fracture of the nasal
bones" Afurther record review revealed no
evidenoe that the physician was notified of the
nasal fracture, There were no orders
regarding
treatment for the fracture.
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Manager on 317113 at approximately 12:00pm.
The unit manager stated that the
physician had
called over and told us there was no fracture. No
treatment
was
ordered. The unit manager stated
that the 2 week delay in getting the
Xray was due
to the patient's behaviors. There
were some
behavioral issues documented In the nursing
notes.
2.A record review was conducted for Patient 412.
On 2125113 a physician ordered a CBC with
diff
complete blood count with differential).On
2J26113•physicianaudnalysis-)-theo
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for culture and sensitivity. The
laboratory reports
were not located in the medical record.
An Interview
was conducted with the unit
manager on 317113 at approximately 12:
00pm.
The unit manager stated that the UA and the G3C
were done on
February 26th. She conffribed that
the laboratory results were not In the medical
record and had not been seen by the
The lab
usually mails the reports
physician.
out. We
either
get them, or they go down to the boys unit. We
have a lab log, and when we
get the lab results
done
we
makes
record it. Our
sure
3rd shift goes through
and
that we get the results, At
approximately 12:12pm, the unit manager called
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an
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