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Use of an interfacility transfer form to prevent MDROs across the continuum of care - PPT Presentation

May 4 2018 Katie Steider HAI Epidemiologist Overview Communication between healthcare facilities Multidrugresistant organisms MDROs NC DPH Interfacility Transfer Form pilot Communication between Healthcare Facilities ID: 734876

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Use of an interfacility transfer form to prevent MDROs across the continuum of care

May 4, 2018

Katie Steider, HAI EpidemiologistSlide2

Overview

Communication between healthcare facilitiesMultidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs)NC DPH

Interfacility

Transfer Form pilotSlide3

Communication between Healthcare Facilities

UsefulPatient status/needsCare plan

Required by CMS

Reform of Requirements for Long-Term Care Facilities

(proposed) Revisions to Requirements for Discharge Planning for Hospitals, Critical Access Hospitals, and Home Health AgenciesSlide4

Multidrug-resistant Organisms (MDROs)

Resistant to several kinds of drugsIntra- and inter-facility spread Vulnerable patients at risk for infection

Infections are difficult to treat and can be associated with high mortality rates

Examples: CRE, ESBLSlide5

Benefits of Interfacility CommunicationRe: MDROs

Protects patients/residentsContains healthcare costs

Prevents the spread of MDROsSlide6

Part of a Coordinated Approachto MDRO PreventionSlide7

Coordinated Approaches Prevent MDROsSlide8

NC DPH Interfacility Transfer Form

Developed with input from examples from CDC, state health departments, quality improvement organizations, regulatory agenciesFillable PDF that

autofills

in duplicate

Instructions for useSlide9

Sections

Transferring facility infoTransfer infoPt. demographics and VS

Current isolation precautions

Organisms/infections

Current/recent

sx

.

Sensory status and ADLs

Current devices/recent procedures

Current meds

Vaccination/test

hx

.

Personal items

Contact informationSlide10

Highlight – Current Isolation/PPE, MDROsSlide11

NC DPH Interfacility Transfer Form

BenefitsStandardized format for

interfacility

communication of patient MDRO status during transfer

Information needed/desired during transfer all in one place

Complies with Reform of Requirements for Long-term Care Facilities (CMS)Slide12

NC DPH Interfacility Transfer Form Pilot

IP notices increase in ESBL cases since Oct. 2016; notifies LHD

LHD requests assistance from SHARPPS Program

Site visits to facilities

Follow up site visits

Pilot meeting with facilities

Pilot meeting with facilities

Interfacility

transfer form pilot

Infection prevention and MDRO trainingSlide13

MDRO Outbreak in LTCFsSlide14

MDRO Outbreak in LTCFsSlide15

Pilot Activities

PreparationFacility recruitmentStakeholder meetingsPilot

Focus groups

Management

Front-line staffSlide16

MDRO Outbreak in LTCFsSlide17

Focus Group Feedback - Benefits

Identified patients:With history of MDRO colonization or infection

On isolation precautions and appropriate PPE

Initiated isolation precautions in ambulance and ED

Patient placement based on isolation status

Identified patient needs/baseline status

Assisted in completing other transfer paperwork

Created awareness that certain information should be communicated during transfer/dischargeSlide18

Questions and Discussion

Interfacility transfer form available from the NC SHARPPS Program webpage: http://epi.publichealth.nc.gov/cd/hai/providers.html

.

Please email

nchai@dhhs.nc.gov

with questions or for more information.

18Slide19

Contact

Katie Steider, MPH, CPHkatie.steider@dhhs.nc.gov

919-546-1712

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Pilot Toolkit – an Important Resource

ToolsLetter of IntroductionImplementation PlanSuggested Implementation Strategies

Project Charter

Pre-implementation Questions

Training Checklists and Sign-in Sheet

Fax Cover Sheet

References

List of Participating Partners

Submission Schedule

Interfacility

Transfer Form Instructions

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