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INSERT HOSPITAL LOGO ST. FRANCIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PREVENTING FUNCTIONAL DECLINE MOVE ON TEAM MEMBER NAMES: Janet Lynch RN Linda Murack RPN Janice Holmes RPT Leanne Robison Recreation Therapy _______ March 2017 AIM STATEMENT By


  1. INSERT HOSPITAL LOGO ST. FRANCIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PREVENTING FUNCTIONAL DECLINE MOVE ON TEAM MEMBER NAMES: Janet Lynch RN Linda Murack RPN Janice Holmes RPT Leanne Robison Recreation Therapy _______ March 2017

  2. AIM STATEMENT • By December 31, 2016, 80% of patients age 65 and older, in both active medical and complex/restorative continuing care units, will have the Barthel Index completed within 24 hours of admission and discharge.

  3. MEASURES Outcome: *% of patients with equal or improved function in ADL’s and mobility on the Barthel Index admission vs discharge scores monthly. Process: *% of patients receiving Barthel Index assessment on admission and at discharge. Balancing: fall rates Staff satisfaction Please indicate with * the ones that sites will measure and report progress on

  4. CHANGES • Aim Statement was too broad, simplified to use only one tool for data collection • Adopted the “ABC” mobility tool • Continuing to promote use of the bedside Whiteboards, to increase patient mobility and goals

  5. RESULTS • Observing an increase in patient mobility • More patients up for meals and walking in hallways • Increased use of bathroom vs commode for ambulatory patients • Have maintained goal of over 80% completion rate for the Barthel Index for last 9 months • High rate of increased function

  6. Barthel Index Scores Barthel Index Scores-SFMH 2016 Percentage percentage 120 100 80 Goal 60 40 20 0 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug. Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan

  7. Barthel Index Scores Completion Rate of Barthel Index Tool 2017 percentage 120 100 Goal 80 60 40 20 0 Median April May June July Aug Sept Oct

  8. Change in Function Change in Function 0% 40% Improved Declined Unchanged Not Evaluated 60% 0% December 01-31, 2016

  9. Change in Function Change in Function 0% 22% Improved Declined 11% Unchanged Not Completed 67% October 01 - 31, 2017

  10. NEXT STEPS • Continued tracking Barthel Index scores • Sustaining ABC tool and Whiteboard use • Nutrition optimization as “fuel” for mobility • Sleep optimization “rest to support endurance”

  11. LESSONS LEARNED • Narrowed scope of project to a more manageable task • Smaller focus groups for PDSA cycles were helpful and easier to complete • Frequent reminders and leadership presence to mentor and sustain change

  12. KEY CHALLENGES • Getting the whole team together at one time was an ongoing challenge • Used smaller work groups and committees already in place to bring ideas forward • Scheduling specific work days to focus on project was more productive than shorter meetings

  13. TIPS FOR OTHER TEAMS • Keep it simple • Use one tool for data collection • Champion staff to keep project and coworkers on track and engaged

  14. 2017 Update • Increased goal for Barthel Index completion rate to 85% to continue striving for improvement • Developed Restorative Bed category on our Complex Continuing Care Unit to give a 30 day focus on improving function • Continue with SFH initiatives- PFAC, N.O.D.D., Bedside Whiteboards, Safety Bullet Rounds

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