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Palmetto Health Richland - South Carolina Hospital Association

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<strong>Palmetto</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Richland</strong>


NICHE<br />

Nurses<br />

Improving<br />

Care for<br />

<strong>Health</strong> system<br />

Elderly<br />

Tonya Parcell, RN BSN OCN<br />

Nurse Manager Orthopedics


• Describe the positive effects of having NICHE<br />

certification<br />

• Overview of the NICHE certification process<br />

• Reducing harm with a team approach<br />

• Discuss how to apply key concepts for<br />

effective communication with older adults and<br />

their families<br />

Objectives


NICHE is a national leader in improving<br />

geriatric care in hospitals. Currently, over 270<br />

hospitals have adopted NICHE programs.<br />

They share a common vision of providing<br />

exemplary care to older adults through<br />

implementing NICHE’s systemic approach to<br />

creating organizational change across<br />

disciplines.


Practice<br />

EB<br />

Protocols<br />

Patient<br />

Environment<br />

Patient Safety<br />

Experience (HCAPS)<br />

Service<br />

Care Delivery for the Elderly Patient


• What is delirium <br />

◦ An acute syndrome<br />

◦ Fluctuating course<br />

◦ Disturbance of consciousness<br />

◦ Disorganized thinking<br />

◦ Perceptual disturbances<br />

◦ Precluded by underlying physiological or medical condition<br />

◦ Not the same as dementia<br />

Delirium


• Who is at risk<br />

◦ Advanced age 65 or older<br />

◦ Patients with dementia<br />

◦ Male gender<br />

◦ Medical illness<br />

◦ Poly-pharmacy<br />

Delirium


• What is the impact of delirium<br />

◦ 10‐fold risk of death in hospital<br />

◦ 3‐to 5‐fold increase risk of nosocomial complications,<br />

prolonged stay, post acute nursing‐home placement<br />

◦ Poor functional recovery and increase risk of death up to<br />

2 years following discharge<br />

◦ One year mortality is 40%<br />

Delirium and Morbidity


• Nursing Directors<br />

• Nurse Managers<br />

• Physicians<br />

• Pharmacy<br />

• Education<br />

• Patient Placement<br />

• Case Management<br />

• Rehabilitation<br />

• Quality<br />

• Patient Safety<br />

• Volunteer Services<br />

• Emergency Room<br />

Multidisciplinary Team


Step 1<br />

•Plan for the Leadership Training Program<br />

•Select participants (a minimum of three) - including a Nurse Clinical Leader, Clinical Educator, Quality<br />

Manager or Administrator<br />

Step 2<br />

•Presentation to your facility.<br />

•Engage the support of additional stakeholders and expand your steering committee.<br />

Step 3<br />

•Register for the NICHE Leadership Training Program<br />

Step 4<br />

•Participate in the Leadership Training Program<br />

Step 5<br />

•Develop and submit your NICHE Action Plan during stage 3 of the Leadership Training Program<br />

Step 6<br />

•Pay the registration fee


• Participate in live webinars<br />

• Engage in online activities complemented by practicebased<br />

assignments that reflect behavioral outcomes<br />

• Work with NICHE faculty who can facilitate online<br />

discussion forums and webinars, answer questions, and<br />

share experiences<br />

• Access comprehensive NICHE program topics<br />

• Participate in a mentoring program<br />

• Earn 38 contact hours for continuing education credit<br />

• Develop an action plan for your hospital with NICHE<br />

mentor<br />

Leadership Training Program


CONGRATULATIONS!<br />

First NICHE <strong>Hospital</strong> in <strong>South</strong> <strong>Carolina</strong>


Clinical Issue<br />

Elderly Patient<br />

• Arrives at hospital<br />

• Admitted to NICHE trained patient care unit<br />

• Begin discharge planning<br />

Practice<br />

Integrated and<br />

Evidence based<br />

•Evidenced based order sets, focus on key clinical issues for elderly; pain<br />

management, poly-pharmacy, ambulation, socialization and delirium prevention<br />

•Multidisciplinary Team approach led by Geriatrician/HIM<br />

•HELP volunteer assist patient<br />

Return<br />

home<br />

•Discharged home<br />

•Has follow up with home care- medical home<br />

<strong>Palmetto</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Process Flow<br />

for the Care of the Elderly Patient


• Steering Team met every 2 weeks<br />

• Identified a unit to begin implementation<br />

• Developed 4 hour geriatric education program for all staff<br />

• Provided ongoing coaching at bedside, clinical rounds and<br />

monthly resource meetings<br />

• Began review and implementation of HELP Program<br />

• Promoted NICHE awareness<br />

• Promoted GRN certification, 1-2 nurses per unit<br />

• Developed and implement nursing protocols for the elderly<br />

Early Initiatives


• What is CAM<br />

◦ Confusion Assessment Method<br />

◦ Simple four part assessment<br />

◦ Standardized method to identify delirium quickly/accurately<br />

◦ Helps distinguish delirium from other cognitive impairment<br />

◦ Assessed every 12 hours<br />

◦ Positive<br />

Implement Nursing Protocol<br />

Confusion Assessment Method


• Improve the percent of always "Response of <strong>Hospital</strong><br />

Staff"<br />

• Improve the percent of always "Nurses<br />

Communication"<br />

• Quality-Reduce the cumulative indices score for<br />

inpatient harm by 4% in FY 11<br />

• Implement Hip Fracture order set<br />

Time to surgery 24 hours<br />

Pain management to reduce delirium<br />

LOS 5 days<br />

• Prepare to expand training to all other units<br />

• 1-2 certified GRN’s per unit<br />

Anticipated Outcomes


250<br />

HCAPS<br />

200<br />

150<br />

100<br />

Response of hospital staff<br />

Communication with nurses<br />

Recommend <strong>Hospital</strong><br />

50<br />

0<br />

1st qter 2nd qter 3rd qter


Axis Title<br />

100<br />

90<br />

80<br />

70<br />

60<br />

50<br />

40<br />

30<br />

20<br />

10<br />

0<br />

214<br />

NICHE Implementation<br />

1st Qts 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr<br />

Poct<br />

Falls<br />

CaUTI<br />

HaPUP<br />

CaBSI<br />

Harm Index


• Delirium Risk Assessment and Nursing Protocol<br />

• Hip Fracture order set<br />

• Delirium Kits on all units<br />

• 90 nurses certified GRN<br />

• 12 HELP volunteers<br />

• GRN nurse team developing best practice strategies<br />

• Developed Strategic Plan for a Geriatric Service Line<br />

• Participated in 7th Annual Aging Research Day<br />

“Aging and Mobility”<br />

• Spread CAM to 4 patient care units<br />

Additional Outcomes


Part 1<br />

• Annual Institutional Survey- Provides data on your<br />

organization’s characteristics as well as the scope of the<br />

NICHE Program<br />

Part 2<br />

• Annual Program Self-Evaluation* - Used by NICHE hospitals<br />

to evaluate their level of NICHE implementation: early phase,<br />

progressive, senior-friendly, or exemplar implementation<br />

• Pay the Annual Fee<br />

Part 3<br />

Annual Recommitment Process


You are cordially invited to attend the<br />

Medical Surgical Specialties Department<br />

Recognition<br />

For all<br />

Geriatric Resource Nurses (GRN)<br />

Friday, September 30, 2011<br />

9:00 AM<br />

9 Medical Park Suite 130<br />

Geriatric Resource Nurse Celebration


• Continue Spread<br />

• Baptist Campus Certification<br />

• Delirium Risk identification<br />

• Walking Protocol<br />

• ACE Unit<br />

Next Steps

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