Case Study Of A Patient In Room 372a

This episode of care occurred in a community setting. Sara has a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. She live alone, has no children and is a diabetic. Sara does not speak English and her first language is Polish. Sara support worker developed a close relationship with Sara but said recently her dementia as gotten wrong and she sometimes does not remember who she is. Sara has cellulitis on her legs and was refusing to let the support worker change her dressing. She kept saying it was ok and she didn't want it to be changed. The student nurse and the district nurse tried reassuring Sara and explaining why it was importance to treat her leg but she just became more agitated and aggressive. The district nurse and support worker knew it was important

On Wednesday 09/21/2016 at approximately 2056 hours, Security Officers Lourdes Garay and Supervisor Steven Evans were dispatched to ICU room #4112 for a (53B) Disorderly Baker Act Patient in Medical Unit. Upon arrival, Officers saw Nurse Cassandre Jermaine and Charge Nurse Cristina Sisneski attempting to calm down an irate Baker Act patient. The patient Adam Bargar (DOB: 02/05/77, FIN #86198457) was upset about not being able to make a phone call, he then ripped his IV out and attempting to leave the unit. I explained to him what a Baker Act patient is allowed to do and what limitations are obligatory. He was also explained to him that he was not allowed to leave his room until medically clear by his Physician. Security staff was asked to stand

Reporting party (RP) called CCIB to cross report that resident Gerald Gilliland (DOB: 4/22/41) reported that while he resided at this facility, unknown male staff locked him in a room against his will. It is unclear what room the resident was locked in because resident was unable to convey any details about the room. Resident then stated that it was all of the nursing staff who locked him in the room. Resident was hospitalized at Kaiser South Sacramento on 9/18/16 through 9/22/16 and is currently residing at Eskaton Greenhaven. RP stated that it is unclear if the resident has Alzheimer's or not. RP stated that the original reporting party is Sacramento Sheriff's Department (Report#16-286176) and RP will forward the SOC 341 to CCIB.

The reporting party (RP) stated her brother, resident Luis Gallegos DOB: 8/26/70 was transferred to the facility from a skilled nursing facility (Premier Care). According to the RP the resident was admitted to Premier Care on July 13, 2016. The RP stated prior to her brother's stay in Premier he was able to make his own decisions and therefore didn't require a POA or a conservator. Consequently, Premier transferred her brother without notifying his authorized representative, his sisters. When the RP and her sister attempted to visit the resident they were refused. A caregiver named Jessie informed the RP that she had no authority to remove the resident. The RP stated her sister Chelsea visited the resident was not allowed to visit in private.

On Monday, March 7, 2016 at approximately 0139 hours, FHEO Security Officers were dispatched to room #5109 for a (53D) Disorderly Patient in Medical Unit who was acting in a belligerent manner and attempting to leave his room to go home. I, Steven Evans Shift Supervisor of Security at Florida Hospital East Orlando (FHEO) arrived at 0140 hours along with Officer Thomas Mejia and met with Charge Nurse Michelle Viena and Patient’s Nurse Lisa Guo who were trying to calm down the patient, Ramon Jr. Bermudez (DOB: 05/24/1961; FIN# 85321318), who had been attempting to get out of bed and wanting to leave. Charge Nurse Veina stated that the patient was confused and was not medically clear to leave his bed. Security immediately took control of the situation

On Thursday 07/21/2016 at approximately 2223 hours, Security Supervisor Steven Evans was contacted by Assistant Nurse Manager Robbie Philips via landline and asked to conduct a (44V) Enforcement Escort Visitor Off Property for the discharged female patient in E.D. #48. The patient, Susan Harris (DOB: 03/22/1952), had been quarrelsome and refusing to leave. SOs Christopher Paz and Ariel Weiland responded to the scene. Upon arrival, we observed the patient laying down on her bed, we approached the discharged patient and spoke with her. Mrs. Harris agreed to leave without further incident. Security staff escorted Mrs. Harris outside of the E.D. lobby at which time she requested to stay in the lobby till 0530 hours. No incident occurred during

On Saturday, December 26, 2015 at 2029 hours. FHEO Security Officers were dispatched to the East tower, room #409 bed 2 for a Disorderly Patient (53D) who was combative with nursing staff. All Security staff responded and on arrival we were met by Administrative Nursing Supervisor Mary Cisco and Charge Nurse Darren Trofibio outside of room 409. The Charge Nurse, Daren explained to us that patient’s boyfriend who was later identified as Monty Monroe was very aggressive and threatened him with bodily fluid and to punch him. Instantly, Security radioed dispatch and request to upgrade the call to a Work Place Violence and Threats/Intimidation against Employee (42T). According to the Charge Nurse, on multiple occasions nursing staff went inside

The resident faces the medical problem of being a dementia patient. The result of this has caused anger, physical assault and incontinence after restraining the resident. The social issues that are presented is Mrs Alston lives in an aged care facility that is not only sectioned for residents with high care needs but also other residents with the same degree of illness. Another problem is that she has been taking other people’s belongings.

When my mother woke up she needed the bandages on her face changed. She pressed the nurse call button many times. She set there for around 2 hours before she finally let me go find a nurse for her. As i went to go find the nurse station i seen multiple nurses standing around talking. I got one's attention and she was rude because I interrupted her story. The nurse finally came and changed the bandage. She did not ask my mom how she was feeling or if there was anything that she could help with. A couple hours later we realized her morphine pump was not working. When we notified someone it took over 6 hours to get someone to fix the pump.

1. I make this affidavit in support of an application under Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure for a no-knock warrant to search the premises known as Room 218, Whitman Towers, FSC, hereinafter “PREMISES”, for certain

The patient is an 89-year-old gentleman who is brought to the ED via fire department and with complaints of altered mental status. The patient's primary caregiver is his wife at home. This morning when the wife called for the patient he did not respond so she called the police. The police found the patient in bed, awakened him and he was alert and oriented therefore Adult Protective Services was called to evaluate the situation. APS arrived later in the morning, and found the patient babbling and not making any sense so they then called and sent the patient to the emergency room. The patient has a history of congestive failure, hypertension and he also has a colostomy. There is no clinical documentation as to why he has a colostomy.

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On 7/18/2015, client came to the social service office complaining that she being harasses by residents in the Kitchen. Client mentioned while she was having lunch. One resident tap her on her back with the cane. She continues to mention residents W. Wright got involved and told client that she have “Her son is her custody”. Client was upset. CM went to the Kitchen to investigate the allegation. CM was informed by residents W. Wright that the client had her cane in the way and she was asked to move the cane. Ms. Wright continues to relate that the client got angry and start calling people “ payasa and estupida”. {translate in English “Stupid and Clown”} Ms. Wright also mentioned the client walk around covering her nose and mouth

In this patient population, another factor to consider is the patient’s home environment. Falls generally occur in the patient’s home. Environmental assessments are vital to ensure risk factors are identified. Factor such as how the client maneuvers around the home, is there adequate lighting and are the appropriate accommodations throughout the home. These are a few examples of environmental contributing factors.

Background: Two staff are seen carrying the old woman and throwing her onto her bed. (YouTube) A nursing home along Braddell Road has been suspended from admitting new patients with effect from 12 April after a patient was reported to have been mistreated. The incident at Nightingale Nursing Home came to light after a video of a patient being mistreated was sent to local broadcaster Mediacorp. The footage was shot by a hidden camera on a patient's bedside. In the video, an elderly woman patient is seen sitting stark naked beside a bed with the room ceiling fans on. She is then picked up by two hospital staff and thrown onto a bed, before a staff is shown slapping her on her mouth when she wailed in pain. Reports say the patient has been a resident there for four years and is suffering from stroke. The Ministry of Health (MOH) said it has suspended the nursing home from admitting new patients from 12 April until further notice. The nursing home has also disciplined the staff involved and put in place additional measures such as ward rounds by senior staff, regular meetings with patients and their family members, and management check on staff conduct and patients In a statement to Yahoo! Singapore, a MOH spokesperson said, investigations into the video recording show "significant lapses in the care standards" to the patient in question. "This should not have happened. There should have been tighter supervision of staff rendering care to vulnerable patients. Patient's dignity