Affecting more than 75% of all residents in Long Term Care within the United States, Urinary Incontinence (UI) is an important topic to understand before taking steps to address it (CDC, 2014). Most importantly, the dangers of UI are both physical and mental.
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With a wealth of options to choose from, including similar models from competing brands, many communities have difficulty selecting the proper beds for their residents. Treating resident health and comfort as your top priority, it’s important to research this decision before investing in such a valuable and long-lasting asset.
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The intent of this session is to provide resources for Senior Living, Nursing and Rehab Therapy Providers to improve clinical outcomes, increase independence and reduce the chance of falling.
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In the past, bladder scanners were thought of as an expensive piece of equipment that only assesses urinary incontinence. They were viewed as difficult to use, undependable and inaccurate. Thus, they were rarely taken out of the closet, only to collect dust. But times have changed.
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With the implementation of Phase II of the Requirements of Participation in late November 2017, many Long Term Care providers are concerned about what types of products may or may not now be considered a physical restraint, specifically in reference to F604; 483.10 (e)(1).
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