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Clinical Scenarios 2013 MFMER slide-1

Scenario 1 Mrs. P. is a 70 y.o. female with left above knee amputation, admitted with vascular insufficiency and right heel wound. Baseline functional status is independent with transfers from a wheelchair base. Therapy initiated for wound care and mobility with goal of return to baseline functional status. After 1 week of therapy, patient is not able to transfer independently due to wound on right heel. She will remain in the hospital at least one more week and wound PT will continue for wound care issues. 2013 MFMER slide-2

What is the Right Thing to do? 1. PT twice a day for intensive transfer training. 2. Discontinue PT since patient is not progressing toward goal of independence. 3. PT daily or 3 times a week to work on transfer training. PT twice a d.. 0% 0% 0% Discontinue PT since... PT daily or 3... 2013 MFMER slide-3

Principles Applied: Pick One BID PT twice a day for intensive transfer training. Discontinue Discontinue PT since patient is not progressing toward goal of independence. QD or QOD PT daily or 3 times a week to work on transfer training. 2013 MFMER slide-4

Principles Applied BID The patient could benefit from continued PT but does not require intensive PT. She will continue with wound care therapy as well, so adding twice a day intensive PT will be challenging to schedule & likely not add value. Therefore daily PT is sufficient. It is the RIGHT AMOUNT Discontinue PT QD or QOD Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-5

Principles Applied BID Discontinue PT This is not the best option because the patient has an acute condition and loss of functional status related to this condition (unable to bear weight on RLE, so education and practice with alternative means of transferring is appropriate). This requires the skills of a physical therapist. (RIGHT PROVIDER, RIGHT PATIENT, RIGHT SETTING) QD or QOD Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-6

Principles Applied BID Discontinue PT QD or QOD Patient has an acute condition and loss of functional status related to this condition. This requires the skills of a physical therapist. (RIGHT PROVIDER, RIGHT PATIENT and RIGHT SETTING) Daily or QOD PT is sufficient. It is the RIGHT AMOUNT Correct! 2013 MFMER slide-7

Scenario 2 Ms. M. is a 42 y.o. s/p recent thoracic surgery. Seen by PT to assist with functional mobility. Patient has transitioned from podium walker to FWW. After 3 sessions, patient able to mobilize 250 with modified independence (with nursing or family). However needs to negotiate 6 stairs to dismiss home. Patient has chest tube, O2, and is receiving IV medications which cannot be disconnected. 2013 MFMER slide-8

What is the Right thing to do? 1. Put patient on hold. Ask nursing to carryover practice with transfers and ambulation; note on work list to see patient in 3 days for stairs 2. to see patient for PT once a day so you know when they can start stairs. 3. Transition patient to nursing carryover program for transfers and ambulation. Put patient on hold. Ask... 0% 0% 0% to see patient... Transition patient to nur... 2013 MFMER slide-9

Principles Applied: Pick One HOLD Therapy HOLD therapy. Ask nursing to carryover practice with transfers and ambulation; note on work list to see patient in 3 days for stairs Therapy therapy once a day so you know when they can start stairs Nursing Carryover Transition patient to a nursing carryover program for transfers and ambulation 2013 MFMER slide-10

Principles Applied HOLD Therapy Putting the patient on hold from services for a few days assures that we are performing interventions at the RIGHT TIME with the RIGHT PROVIDER Therapy Nursing Carryover Correct! 2013 MFMER slide-11

Principles Applied HOLD Therapy Therapy Currently the patient is not able to perform the amount of stairs required to go home due to multiple lines. Therefore it is not the RIGHT TIME or RIGHT PROVIDER. Nursing can ambulate until patient able to progress to stairs. Nursing Carryover Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-12

Principles Applied HOLD Therapy Therapy Nursing Carryover The patient has unmet therapy goals. Therefore you would not transition to a nursing carryover program. This is not the RIGHT TIME. Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-13

Scenario 3 Mrs. V is a 67 y.o. female S/P liver transplant who was evaluated by PT yesterday. On review of the EMR, you note she had a change in medical status and has -4 on the Richmond Agitation Sedation Scale (RASS) and is currently not able to be aroused. (-4 score means no response to voice, but movement or eye opening to physical stimulation.) 2013 MFMER slide-14

What is the Right thing to do? 1. Discharge the patient from PT since she is not able to actively participate in therapy 2. Place on hold with a note on the worklist to check status in 48-72 hours. Re-start PT when patient is able to participate with a RASS score of -2 or greater 3. to see her once a day for passive range of motion until she can actively participate in advancing the therapy Discharge the patient... 0% 0% 0% Place on hold with a n... to see her on.. 2013 MFMER slide-15

Principles Applied: Pick One Discharge Patient Discharge the patient since not able to actively participate in therapy. Hold Therapy Hold therapy with a note on the worklist to check status in 48-72 hours. Re-start PT when patient is able to participate with a RASS score of -2 or greater QD therapy for passive range of motion until she can actively participate in advancing the therapy 2013 MFMER slide-16

Principles Applied Discharge Patient The patient has unmet goals and could soon improve to a level that would allow participation in therapy, discharging the patient completely may cause a delay in patient receiving therapy services. This is not the RIGHT TIME. Hold Therapy QD Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-17

Principles Applied Discharge Patient Hold Therapy Putting the patient on hold from services for a few days assures that we are performing interventions at the RIGHT TIME with the RIGHT PROVIDER QD Correct! 2013 MFMER slide-18

Principles Applied Discharge Patient Hold Therapy QD Currently the patient is not able to actively participate in a therapy program. Therefore it is not the RIGHT TIME or RIGHT PROVIDER. Nursing can provide passive range of motion during nursing cares. Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-19

Scenario 4 Mrs. K. is a previously independent 66 year old female admitted to the hospital for atrial fibrillation with subsequent cardioversion. She was previously seen as an outpatient for physical therapy to initiate an osteoporosis program. Referral received to continue program while in hospital and see Spine Center note from earlier this month. 2013 MFMER slide-20

What is the Right Thing to do? 1. patient and continue outpatient plan of care. 2. patient to assess for other needs. 3. Do not evaluate patient; recommend to referring service that since this is not an acute event patient can resume treatment when she is an outpatient. patient and... 0% 0% 0% patient to a... Do not evaluate patien.. 2013 MFMER slide-21

Principles Applied: Pick One and patient and continue outpatient plan of care. and Assess patient to assess for other needs Don t Do not evaluate patient; recommend to referring service that since this is not an acute event, patient can resume treatment when she is an outpatient. 2013 MFMER slide-22

and Principles Applied This is not the best option because this is not the RIGHT SETTING. Performing an evaluation and establishing a plan of care while in the hospital adds cost to care. This patient was admitted for a condition unrelated to her osteoporosis and since she already has an OP POC for the osteoporosis, she can continue with that intervention once she is well enough to proceed. and Assess Don t Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-23

and and Assess Principles Applied This is not the best option because this is not the RIGHT TIME or RIGHT SETTING. This patient was admitted for a condition unrelated to her osteoporosis. She was independent on admission. Since she already has an OP POC for the osteoporosis, she can continue with that intervention once her acute medical issues have resolved and she is dismissed to her home. Don t Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-24

Principles Applied and and Assess Don t Deferring treatment for her osteoporosis to the OP setting assures that therapy is received in the RIGHT SETTING. Seeing the patient in the acute setting adds cost to the episode of care but adds little value. Correct! 2013 MFMER slide-25

Scenario 5 Mrs. H. is a 43 year old female with a 10 year history of multiple sclerosis. Admitted to hospital for a small bowel obstruction. She has no change in her functional status. Was independent with mobility prior to admit, but is weaker than usual now due to dehydration. The primary service has sent a referral to PT for functional mobility. 2013 MFMER slide-26

What is the Right Thing to do? 1. the patient to determine PT needs/goals during acute hospitalization. 2. DO NOT initiate an evaluation because the patient is at or near baseline. Write a note in the EMR indicating reasons why she will not receive PT in the hospital. 3. and continue to see the patient for daily PT because the patient requests it. the patient t... 0% 0% 0% DO NOT initiate an ev... and continue.. 2013 MFMER slide-27

Principles Applied: Pick One the patient to determine PT needs/goals during acute hospitalization. DO NOT Initiate an Evaluation DO NOT initiate an evaluation. Write a note in the EMR indicating reasons why she will not receive PT in the hospital. and Treat and continue to see the patient for daily PT because the patient requests it. 2013 MFMER slide-28

Principles Applied The patient was independent in mobility prior to admit. The primary change in her status is due to dehydration which will improve with medical intervention. This is not the RIGHT PATIENT, not the RIGHT PROVIDER. DO NOT Initiate an Evaluation and Treat Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-29

Principles Applied DO NOT Initiate an Evaluation Patient is back at baseline. There is no functional loss. Her weakness is due to dehydration which will improve with medical intervention. This is not the RIGHT PATIENT, not the RIGHT TIME. and Treat Correct! 2013 MFMER slide-30

Principles Applied DO NOT Initiate an Evaluation and Treat Patient was independent in mobility prior to admit. Nursing can assist with mobility until her weakness improves. This is not the RIGHT PATIENT, not the RIGHT PROVIDER. Try Again 2013 MFMER slide-31

Acknowledgements Brad King, PT, DScPT- Therapy Clinical Education Specialist at Mayo Clinic Rochester. Workgroup members Lyndsey Vandenberg, PT, DPT Mary Wehde, PT, DScPT, NCS Tanya Peterson, PT, DScPT Aaron Biedermann, OT, MBA Mickey Liepold, PT, DScPT 2013 MFMER slide-32

Questions? Thank You! boysen.julia@mayo.edu mcgarry.kimberly@mayo.edu 2013 MFMER slide-33