leon geffen mbchb fcfp(sa). the albertina and walter sislulu institute of ageing in africa, l51 old...
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Enhancing the quality of care for institutionalized older persons through the use of a minimum data set
Leon Geffen MBChB FCFP(SA). The Albertina and Walter Sislulu Institute of Ageing in Africa, L51 Old Main Building, Groote Schuur Hospital, Observatory, Cape Town, South AfricaHighlands House, Jewish Aged Home, Cape Town, South Africa
Lack of Information about Older Persons in Africa…
Needs of older Persons Effectiveness of
service delivery Resource Allocation Quality of care
rendered Diagnoses Functional status Medical complexity Mental Health Psychosocial well
being
What is InterRAI
Collaborative network of researchers in over 30 countries
Committed to improving health care for persons who are elderly, frail, or disabled.
Promote evidence-based clinical practice and policy decisions through the collection and interpretation of high quality data about the characteristics and outcomes of persons served
Internationally validated – over 550 peer reviewed publications
North AmericaCanada
USMexico
EuropeIceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, France, Germany, Switzerland, UK, Italy, Spain, Czech Republic, Poland,
Estonia, Belgium, Lithuania,Portugal, Austria, Russia
Pacific RimJapan, China, Taiwan,
Hong Kong, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand
Singapore
South Asia, Middle East & Africa
India, Israel, LebanonGhana, South Africa
interRAI Countries
Central/ South America
Brazil, ChilePeru
interRAI Suite of Assessment Instruments interRAI has created a multi-domain suite
of assessment instruments, providing a common language to describe persons across sites of care
The instruments support assessment and care planning in aged care, mental health, and disability services
Morris JN. Measuring Quality Outcomes http://www.ilcsa.uct.ac.za/downloads/Dr_Morris.ppt accessed 5 Oct 2012
interRAI Suite of Assessment Instruments Each assessment instrument has:
Items common to other instruments – e.g., ADLs, cognitive function, mood, pain, falls,
As well as specialized items that are exclusive to that setting __ e.g., suicide and criminality items in the mental health tool
Morris JN. Measuring Quality Outcomes http://www.ilcsa.uct.ac.za/downloads/Dr_Morris.ppt accessed 5 Oct 2012
AssistedLiving
Hom
e C
are
Long term
Care
Community Health
MentalHealth
Quality of
LifePallia
tive
Care
Post AcuteCare
Core Items
The interRAI family of instruments
Mental Health Inpatient Community Emergency Screener Forensic Supplement Child & Youth Correctional Facilities Brief Mental Health Screener
Community Health Assessment Functional supplement Mental Health supplement Deafblind supplement Assisted Living supplement
Intellectual Disability
Home Care + Contact Assessment
Nursing Homes, Complex Continuing Care Hospitals
Acute Care + ED Screener
Palliative Care
Post-Acute Care-Rehabilitation
Subjective Quality of Life Long term care Home and community care Mental Health
Why are interRAI Assessments Different?
Developed by international panel of experts: geriatrics, gerontology, assessment, and health services research
Carefully tested psychometric properties
New design: assessment driven decision-making at all levels, from clinical to policy
Collect data once, use many ways
Develop compatible systems across health care sectors
InterRAI – Long Term Care Facility
Comprehensive, standardized instrument for evaluating the needs, strengths, and preferences of those in chronic care and nursing home institutional settings.
Promotes a person-centered approach to care
Consists of an assessment form, item-by-item instructions, and a series of care planning protocols.
interRAI – Resident Assessment Instrument
Minimum Data Set (MDS) Core assessment items required for comprehensive assessment
Resident Assessment Protocols (RAP’s) Guidelines for additional focused care Triggered by individual MDS responses
▪ Problem conditions ▪ Mood, incontinence
▪ Risk factors for decline▪ Dizziness, wandering, use of restraints, use of drugs, risk of
falls
▪ Potential for improved function▪ Person believes that they may achieve independence if a
problem is addressed e.g. Hearing assessed to improve communication
InterRAI Domains Assessed
Cognition & Mental Health
Social Life
Functional Performance
Clinical Issues
1. Cognitive loss2. Delirium3. Communication4. Mood5. Behaviour6. Abusive relationships
1. Physical activities2. IADL’s3. BADL’s4. Home environment5. Institutional risk6. Physical restraints
1. Activities2. Informal support3. Social relationship1. Falls
2. Pain3. Pressure ulcer4. Cardiorespiratory5. Undernutrition6. Dehydration7. Feeding tube8. Prevention9. Appropriate
medication10. Tobacco and
alcohol 11. Urinary
incontinence12. Bowel conditions
How does the data help
Useful information about well being of individuals
Individualised care plans Ability to track resident’s functional
status over time Allows evidence based decision
making Comparing quality in the facility over
time Comparing differences between
facilities
Uses of InterRAI Instruments
care planning, facility management, needs assessment, policy development, quality improvement and
benchmarking, reimbursement, research, service eligibility
Applications of interRAI Instruments:One assessment … multiple applications
Assessment
Care Plan
Outcome Measures Quality Indicators
Resource Allocation
Prevent GamingEvaluate
Best Practices
Case-mixSingle Point Entry
Patient SafetyQuality ImprovementPublic Accountability
Accreditation
MADRID INTERNATIONAL PLAN OF ACTION ON AGEING
Organizing a needs assessment, including the types of questions to ask different stakeholders;
Establishing monitoring and evaluation procedures and benchmarks.
New Zealand Model Implementation of interRAI tools