Rehabilitation Integrated Transition Tracking System (RITTS)



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Rehab Criteria The patient must have a physical impairment requiring rehabilitation OR have a known cognitive impairment requiring ongoing rehabilitation support or services. The patient is medically stable: A clear diagnosis and co-morbidities have been established At the time of discharge from acute care, acute medical issues have been addressed: disease processes and/or impairments are not precluding participation in rehab program. Patient s vital signs are stable. No undetermined medical issues (e.g. excessive shortness of breath, falls, congestive heart failure). Medication needs have been determined. The patient or a substitute decision-maker must willingly consent to participate in a rehabilitation program. The patient or a substitute decision-maker has identified realistic, specific, measurable and timely, functional goals for the rehabilitation process. The patient referred to an Inpatient Specialized service must be able to tolerate therapy sessions for a minimum of 15-30 minutes twice a day and must have the cognitive ability to participate in and benefit from a rehabilitation program. Page 1 of 5 (Stroke Inpatient)

- Surname: Address: Demographics, Referral Information and Medical Information Given Name: Date of Birth: City: Province: Gender M F Health Card #: Postal Code: Home Phone: Marital Status: Substitute Decision Maker: Phone #: Relationship to Patient: Preferred Language: English French Other (Specify): Referring Physician: Referring Institution: Family Physician: Contact Person for Clinical Information: Phone #: Pager #: Contact Person for Bed Offer: Same as above Phone #: Pager #: Insurance Coverage: Ward Semi Private Infections: MRSA + VRE + CDIFF Other (Specify): Isolation Required: Yes No Date of Stroke: Location of Stroke: Type of Stroke: Ischemic Hemorrhagic Other (Specify): History of Presenting Illness: Current Active Medical Issues: Any pending investigations or follow-up? Yes No (Details): Past Medical History: Allergies: No Yes (Details): Goals of Rehabilitation: Social Information Residence Type: LTC Home Retirement Home (Name): Family Support / Community Supports: Page 2 of 5 (Stroke Inpatient)

Alpha-FIM module If you have Alpha-FIM data present, please provide it in the fields below: Impairment Group: Discharge to Planned: Actual: Has the patient been observed walking 150 feet or more? No Yes I do not have Alpha-FIM data If yes: Raw Ratings Bed / Chair Transfer: Expression: Toilet Transfer: Bowel: Walk: Memory: If no: Raw Ratings Eating: Expression: Toilet Transfer: Bowel: Grooming: Memory: Projected FIM-13 Raw Motor: FIM-5 Raw Cognition: FIM-13 Rasch Motor: FIM-5 Rasch Cognition: FIM Motor Range: FIM Walking Range: FIM Cognition Range: Help Needed: Continence Bladder: Continent Occasional Incontinence Total Incontinence Catheter Other: Bowel: Continent Occasional Incontinence Total Incontinence Colostomy (Brand & Size): Ileostomy (Brand & Size): Other: Skin Breakdown: No Yes Skin Status All Stages/Locations: (only answer if you said Yes to Skin Breakdown) Type of dressing used / Frequency of dressing changes: (only answer if you said Yes to Skin Breakdown) Swallowing Disorder: New Old Swallowing / Nutrition If new, has videofluoroscopy / FEES been performed? Yes No Diet Order: DAT Diabetic Cardiac Other (Details): Method of Intake: ORAL PEG NG NPO Other (Details): Adjusted Diet Solids: DAT Minced diet Pureed diet Dental soft diet Other (Details): Adjusted Diet Liquids: Thin Nectar thick Honey thick Sips of water only Other (Details): Communication Speech: Receptive Aphasia (difficulty understanding language) Expressive Aphasia (difficulty producing language) Dysarthria (slurred speech) Can patient communicate needs? Yes No With Difficulty Can patient consistently follow one step verbal or gestural commands? Yes No Additional Details: Page 3 of 5 (Stroke Inpatient)

Cognition and Perception Is there a cognitive impairment? No Yes Unable to Assess Details: MMSE Score: /30 MOCA Score: /30 Other (Specify): + score Has the patient shown the ability to learn and retain information? Yes No Does the patient have an adequate attention span to allow participation in activities for 30 minutes at a time? Yes No Mood / Behaviour Cooperative Verbal Aggression Physical Aggression Anxiety Agitation Wandering Need for restraints Need for sitter Sleep issues Depression Psychiatric Issues Details: Special Needs/Equipment IV therapy PICC Feeding Tube Oxygen Tracheotomy Dialysis C-Pap Bi-Pap Braces/Splints CADD Suction VAC Special Mattress Specialized Equipment Chemotherapy or Radiation Treatment Other If Dialysis: Hemodialysis Peritoneal If Specialized Equipment: Height over 6ft/183 cm (Details:) Weight over 250 lbs / 113 kg (Details:) Provide details for all items checked: [on the RITTS, a text box will appear under each checked box] Abilities/ Tolerance and Functional Status Sitting Tolerance: Has not been up 15-30 minutes 30-60 minutes 1-2 hours > 2 hours Physical Activity Tolerance: less than 15 minutes 15-30 minutes 30-60 minutes > 1 hour Mental Activity Tolerance: less than 15 minutes 15-30 minutes 30-60 minutes > 1 hour Bed Mobility Independent Supervision x1 x2 Mechanical Lift (Self positioning in bed): Transfers: Independent Supervision x1 x2 Mechanical Lift Ambulation: Independent Supervision x1 x2 Has not ambulated Mobility Aid: Cane Crutches Walker Type: Wheelchair Type: Page 4 of 5 (Stroke Inpatient)

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Activity Independent Cueing/Set-up or Supervision Minimum Moderate Maximum Total Care Eating: (Ability to feed self) Grooming: (Ability to wash face/hands, comb hair, brush teeth) Dressing: (Upper body) Dressing: (Lower body) Toileting: (Ability to self-toilet) Bathing: (Ability to wash self) Details: Was patient walking independently, with or without a gait aide pre-stroke? Yes No (Details): Unknown Were ADLs independent pre-stroke? Yes No (How much assistance required?) Motivation to participate in Rehabilitation: Demonstrates motivation to participate including: regular attendance/involvement and cooperation Usually motivated to participate, occasional frustration apparent Motivated to participate but attendance, involvement or cooperation irregular Please Send: All relevant cognitive perceptual testing (MMSE, MOCA, etc.) All relevant investigations (X-RAY, CT, MRI, US, ECHO, etc.) All recent laboratory investigations Current list of medication All relevant health professional notes (PT, OT, SLP, etc.) If applying for Low Intensity Long Duration Complex Continuing Care Facility Choice List Completed by: Title: Date: Page 5 of 5 (Stroke Inpatient)