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# 1: F 282
The services provided or arranged
by the facility must be provided by
qualified persons in accordance
with each resident’s written plan of
care.
The facility failed to follow the care
plan or the facility failed to follow MD
order
# 2: F 279 Develop
Comprehensive Care Plan
The facility failed to develop a care
plan for conditions/risks that were
present during comprehensive
assessment window of opportunity
#3: F 280 Right to
Participate in Care Planning
/ Comprehensive Care Plan
The resident has the right, unless
adjudged incompetent or otherwise
found to be incapacitated under the
laws of the State, to participate in
planning care and treatment or changes
in care and treatment.
F 280
A comprehensive care plan must be developed
within 7 days after the completion of the
comprehensive assessment; prepared by an
interdisciplinary team, that includes the attending
physician, a registered nurse with responsibility
for the resident, and other appropriate staff in
disciplines as determined by the resident's needs,
and, to the extent practicable, the participation of
the resident, the resident's family or the resident's
legal representative; and periodically reviewed
and revised by a team of qualified persons after
each assessment
# 4: F 272
Comprehensive Assessments
The facility failed to conduct initially
and periodically a comprehensive,
accurate, standardized reproducible
assessment of each resident's
functional capacity.
#5: F 323 Free of Accident
Hazards / Supervision to
Prevent Accidents
The facility failed to ensure that
the resident environment
remains as free of accident
hazards as is possible; and each
resident receives adequate
supervision and assistance
devices to prevent accidents.
# 6: F 441
Infection Control
The facility must establish and
maintain an Infection Control Program
designed to provide a safe, sanitary
and comfortable environment and to
help prevent the development and
transmission of disease and infection.
F 441 Continued
Infection Control Program:
1) Investigates, controls, and prevents
infections in the facility;
2) Decides what procedures, such as
isolation, should be applied to resident
and
3) Maintains record of incidents and
corrective actions related to infections.
F 441 Continued
(b) Prevent Spread of Infection
(1) When the Infection Control Program determines that a
resident needs isolation to prevent the spread of
infection, the facility must isolate the resident.
(2) The facility must prohibit employees with a
communicable disease or infected skin lesions from
direct contact with residents or their food, if direct
contact will transmit the disease.
(3) The facility must require staff to wash their hands after
each direct resident contact for which hand washing
is indicated by accepted professional practice.
F 441 Continued
(c) Linens
Personnel must handle, store,
process and transport linens so
as to prevent the spread of
infection.
#7 F 371: Food Procurement
/ Sanitary Conditions
The facility must (1) Procure food from sources
approved or considered satisfactory by
Federal, State or local authorities; and
(2) Store, prepare, distribute and serve
food under sanitary conditions
#8 F 253: Housekeeping and
Maintenance Services
Necessary to maintain a sanitary, orderly,
and comfortable interior
Responsible to provide effective
housekeeping and maintenance services
Ex.: dirty resident care equipment
#9
F 329:
Free from Unnecessary Drugs
Each resident's drug regimen must be free from
unnecessary drugs. An unnecessary drug is any
drug when used in excessive dose (including
duplicate therapy); or for excessive duration; or
without adequate monitoring; or without
adequate indications for its use; or in the presence
of adverse consequences which indicate the dose
should be reduced or discontinued; or any
combinations of the reasons above.
F 329 continued
Based on a comprehensive assessment of a
resident, the facility must ensure that residents
who have not used antipsychotic drugs are not
given these drugs unless antipsychotic drug
therapy is necessary to treat a specific condition as
diagnosed and documented in the clinical record;
and residents who use antipsychotic drugs receive
gradual dose reductions, and behavioral
interventions, unless clinically contraindicated, in
an effort to discontinue these drugs.
# 10 F 281: Services Provided
Meet Professional Standards
Assure that services being provided meet professional
Standards of quality and are provided by appropriate
qualified persons.
Professional standards of Quality means services are
provided according to accepted standards of practice.
Standards may apply to care provided by particular
discipline or in a specific clinical situation
# 10 F 514: Clinical Records
The facility must maintain clinical records on each
resident in accordance with accepted professional
standards and practices that are complete; accurately
documented; readily accessible; and systematically
organized.
The clinical record must contain sufficient
information to identify the resident; a record of the
resident's assessments; the plan of care and services
provided; the results of any preadmission screening
conducted by the State; and progress notes.