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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Carondelet Village Care Center during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
A resident's DNR/DNI wishes were not respected due to an outdated POLST in the EMR, leading to CPR being performed against her wishes. The resident was fully cognitively intact and had a signed POLST indicating DNR/DNI, but staff initiated CPR based on an outdated full code status in the EMR. The error was discovered only after EMS requested the code status documentation.
The facility failed to store ice packs separately from food in unit kitchenette refrigerators, potentially affecting 45 residents. Ice packs were found among food items, contrary to facility policy. Additionally, a cook served food without a beard guard, violating hair restraint policies. Interviews confirmed these practices were not aligned with expected standards.
Failure to Honor Resident's DNR/DNI Wishes
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Summary
The facility failed to respect the resuscitation wishes of a resident, resulting in the administration of CPR against her established wishes. The resident, who was fully cognitively intact, had a POLST indicating Do Not Attempt Resuscitation (DNR) and Do Not Intubate (DNI), which was signed and uploaded to her electronic medical record (EMR). However, an outdated POLST indicating full code status was not corrected in the EMR, leading to the administration of CPR when the resident was found unresponsive. The incident occurred when the resident was found unresponsive in her room, and staff initiated CPR based on the outdated full code status displayed in the EMR. The nursing staff, unaware of the updated POLST, performed CPR until emergency medical services (EMS) arrived and continued the resuscitation efforts. It was only after EMS requested the code status documentation that the signed POLST indicating DNR/DNI was discovered, and CPR was subsequently stopped. Interviews with the nursing staff revealed a gap in communication and process for updating code statuses in the EMR. The facility's previous process involved obtaining a new POLST from the resident and placing it in the provider's box for review, which led to delays in updating the EMR. The staff involved were unaware of the resident's updated wishes due to this communication breakdown, resulting in the failure to honor the resident's end-of-life preferences.
Improper Storage of Ice Packs and Hair Restraint Use
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure proper storage of ice packs separate from food items in the unit kitchenette refrigerators, which had the potential to affect all 45 residents receiving food from these areas. Observations revealed that ice packs, some labeled with resident names and others unlabeled, were stored among frozen food items such as boxed meals, ice cream, and yogurt in the freezers of three different neighborhood kitchenettes. Interviews with nursing assistants and the care center food service supervisor indicated that the ice packs were intended for resident use and were sanitized and returned to the freezer after use. However, the culinary director was unaware of this practice and confirmed that ice packs should not be stored with food due to sanitary reasons. The facility's policy stated that reusable ice packs should be disinfected and stored in a dedicated freezer area, separate from food. Additionally, the facility failed to ensure the proper use of hair restraints during food service. An observation in the care center's main dining area showed a cook with a full beard serving food without wearing a facial hair/beard guard. The food service supervisor confirmed that beard guards were available and should have been worn by the cook while serving food. The culinary director restocked the hair restraint supply and stated that the expected practice was for staff to wear hair nets, including beard guards, while plating food. The facility's policy required beards to be covered with a beard bag before entering areas where food is prepared.
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