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Undergraduate Category:HealthSciences DegreeLevel:PharmD AbstractID:1289 PharmDstudents:HelenChoi,SooJinKim Advisor:CarlaBouwmeester,PharmD,BCPS,FASCP Assessing the effectiveness of the Fall Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT) v.2 in a high-risk geriatric population living in the community BACKGROUND&SIGNIFICANCE • Approximately2.5millionelderlyadultsaretreatedin theemergencydepartmentforfallinjurieseachyear resulHngindirectmedicalcostsofabout34billion dollarsannually • Fallingoncedoublestheriskoffallingagain • Fallscausesignificantdisability,hospitalizaHon,lossof independence,anddiminishedqualityoflife • Fallsarethemostcommoncauseofinjuryintheelderly populaHonalthoughtheyarehighlypreventable • Anumberoffallriskassessmenttools(MorseFallScale, STRATIFY,TimedUp,GoTest)arebeingusedtodayby healthcareprofessionalsbuttheymaynotbeclinically meaningfulforpaHentswhoarealreadyathighriskof falling DATA&RESULTS Assessment:AmongthepaHentswhodidnotfallintheprevious6 months,addiHonaldatawerecollectedaccordingtotheFRATV.2. !Elder!Service!Plan!of!HHSI!!!Fall!Risk!Assessment!Tool!(FRAT)!!!!Name:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!MRN:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Date:!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Assessment'Type:' Criteria! PACE!for!>6! months! AND! Fell!<6!months! Intake''' Assessment! Yes,!STOP! No,! continue! Cognitive! Safety'awareness'' ' Usually' Sometimes' Rarely' Unknown' MoCA' ' Normal' Mild' Moderate' Severe' Unknown' Environmental! Safety'risks' present?' Is'an'assistive' device'required?' ' Yes' No' Unknown' No' Unknown' If'YES,'used:' Usually' Sometimes' Rarely' Vision'' Adequate' Impaired' Moderately' impaired' Highly' impaired' Severely' impaired' Unknown! 'Initial''' Semi2annual''' 'Annual! Description! Yes:!Patient!is!at!high!risk!due!to!fall! in!past!6!months!! No:!Continue!assessment!to! determine!fall!risk! ' Demonstrates'and/or'adheres'to'safety' recommendations.' ''Usually:'752100%' ''Sometimes:'50274%' ''Rarely:'<50%' Normal!cognition:'27230' Mild!impairment:!18226' Moderate!impairment:'10217' Severe!impairment:'<10' Unknown:'unable'to'perform'testing'or' visually(impaired.' ! (Examples:'cords,'scatter'rugs,'poor' lighting,'bathroom'hazards,'clutter,' access'to'emergency'call)' Check'NO'if'an'assistive'device'is'not' required.' If'an'assistive'device'is'requiredZ'check' frequency'of'use:' ''Usually:'752100%' ''Sometimes:'50274%' ''Rarely:'<50%' Adequate:'Sees'fine'detail,'including' regular'print'in'books' Medical! Anxiety' CHF' COPD' Diabetes' Epilepsy/Seizure' Multiple'sclerosis' Neuropathy' Parkinson’s' disease' Spinal'stenosis' Stroke/CVA' Vertigo' Medications! Anticholinergics' YES!NO! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' YES!NO ' Anticonvulsants' Antihistamines'' Antipsychotics' Benzodiazepines' Diuretics' Insulin' Narcotics' Non2benzo'' hypnotics' SSRI/SNRI' Sulfonylureas' TCAs' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Alcohol!use! Pain! Impaired:'Sees'large'print'but'not' regular'print'in'books' Moderately!impaired:'Limited'visionZ' not'able'to'see'newspaper'headlines,' but'can'identify'objects'' ' Highly!impaired:'Object'identification' in'question,'but'eyes'appear'to'follow' objects' 78.6 Gender, (% female) 69.12 BMI, mean 28.8 ThestudywasconductedatHarborHealthServices,Inc. locatedinMaZapan,MAandinvolvedpaHentsenrolledin aProgramofAll-inclusiveCarefortheElderly(PACE).An interdisciplinaryteam(IDT)ofmedical,rehabilitaHon, socialservices,pharmacy,anddietaryprofessionals createdasecondversionoftheFRAT. InclusionCriteria:populaHonenrolledinthePACE programforatleast6months,residinginacommunity se^ng(home,assistedlivingfacility,orseniorhousing) andassessedbytheIDTbetweenJulyandAugust2015. ExclusionCriteria:PACEparHcipantslivinginaskilled nursingfacilityorlong-termcarefacility. ! Medications:! Scheduled'medications'(do'not'include' PRN'or'“as'needed”'medications)' ' Yes:'currently'prescribed'' No:'not'prescribed' ' 74% of the falls resulted in no injury or only minor injury. Current'alcohol'use'by'SW'assessment' ! ! Incontinent! Stress' Day' Night' Day/night' Incontinent!!(regardless'of'supplies)' Stress:'occasional'release'of'urine' when'sneezing,'coughing,'laughing,'or' lifting' ' Day:'incontinent'during'the'day' (including'naps)' Table2:SeverityofFalls ' Night:'incontinent'while'sleeping' ' ' Day/night:'incontinent'during'both' ' v.2.3'(2/1/16)'©'2015'Elder'Service'Plan'of'Harbor'Health'Services,'Inc' VerHgo Stroke/CVA SpinalStenosis TotalFalls(n=35) #offalls %offalls F1:Noinjury 18 51.43 F2:Minorinjury 8 22.86 F3:Moderateinjury 6 17.14 F4:Majorinjury 5.71 2 Parkinson'sDisease Neuropathy MoCA (% pts) METHOD Outcome: Severity of Falls Fall severity was determined by the Quality Assurance nurse based on National PACE Association standards. From total of 35 falls, 1 was found to be unknown in severity. Diagnoses Table 1: Baseline Characteristics (n=52) Age, mean The fall rate per member per month was 0.11 Yes:'>3'months'in'the'lower'extremity' Urinary! incontinence!! ' Continent' Unknown' ' ' Severely!impaired:'No'vision'or'sees' only'light,'colors,'or'shapesZ'eyes'do'not' appear'to'follow'objects' ToassesstheeffecHvenessoftheFallRiskAssessmentTool (FRAT)v.2topredictthenumberandseverityoffallsina populaHonofolderadultswithahighbaselinefallrisk ' Diagnosis:! Check'YES'if'the'diagnosis'is'listed'in' the'current'medical'problems.'' ' ' AIM Outcome: Number of Falls There were a total of 35 unique falls during the six months following initial FRAT v.2 assessment. CONCLUSION MulHpleSclerosis Mild 28.85 Epilepsy/Seizures Moderate 23.08 Diabetes Severe 9.62 Unknown 38.46 BaselineanalysisofFRATv.2isnowcompleteandphase2 analysiswillcommencetopredictthecorrelaHonof6-month riskandtheseverityoffallsinthishigh-riskgeriatric populaHon. COPD CHF Anxiety 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 MedicaJons REFERENCES TricyclicAnHdepressants Sulfonylureas SSRIs/SNRIs Non-benzohypnoHcs NarcoHcs Insulin DiureHcs Benzodiazepines AnHpsychoHcs AnHhistamines AnHconvulsants AnHcholinergics 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevenHon,NaHonalCenter forInjuryPrevenHonandControl. Web–basedInjuryStaHsHcsQueryandReporHngSystem (WISQARS)[online].AccessedAugust15,2013 IRBreviewwasnotrequired,howeverprojectwasapprovedby theQualityAssuranceandPerformanceImprovement commi?eeattheclinicsite.