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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Hegg Memorial Health Center during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
A resident with severe cognitive deficits and total dependence on staff for transfers was inappropriately transferred using a sling two sizes larger than recommended. The resident, who had a significant health decline and was admitted to hospice, was inadequately supported during transfers, leading to bruising and a skin tear. Staff failed to notify a nurse for assessment, and the facility lacked a specific assessment form for sling size determination.
Inappropriate Sling Use for Resident Transfer
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure safe transfer techniques for a resident who required the use of a mechanical lift. The resident, who had a severe cognitive deficit and was totally dependent on staff for transfers, was transferred using a sling that was two sizes larger than recommended for her weight. This inappropriate use of equipment led to the resident being inadequately supported during transfers, with her weight resting on her armpits and the back of her knees, causing discomfort and potential injury. The resident, who had a significant decline in health and was admitted to hospice services, was observed with her head hanging down and not responding during transfers. Staff used a toileting sling that was not suitable for her condition, as she was unable to sit up and was mostly incontinent. The sling's padding, meant to support the arms, was misaligned, and the resident's body was not adequately protected during the transfer, leading to bruising and a skin tear. The facility's staff did not notify a nurse for a complete assessment when they noticed the resident's decline, which could have prevented the inappropriate use of the sling. The Director of Nursing acknowledged that there was no specific assessment form for determining the appropriate sling size, and the staff relied on a sling chart with weights. The facility's policy emphasized the importance of using proper equipment and techniques to prevent injury, but this was not adhered to in this case.
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