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Corey,
Would you email me the template for the RAP. Somehow, either I missed it or never got it. I would love to have it. My email is [EMAIL PROTECTED].
Thanks!
Brenda W. Chance, RN, RAC-C MDS Coordinator
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I didn't give you a good explanation of the form when I sent it. You'll notice that most of the front page of each RAP is basically just copied out of the RAP KEY for each RAP.
On the back, you'll notice it says "Nature of the Problem", and you should explain the problem, with all the specifics for that resident.
"Complications and Risk Factors" is the next level. In there, I put everything I'm worried about. For example, for vision, in a hypertensive diabetic, you need to keep watching them for early cataract development, hypertensive retinopathy, and diabetic retinopathy. Also, we tend to need extra light to focus as we get older, and we used extra lighting in the rooms in general, so I usually stuck that in there as well. These folks are really susceptible to ocular bleeds, so they really do need to be seen q. yr, or q. six months (depending on the eye doc and degree of disease) so I usually will put "Needs to be seen q. yr, per Dr. X" in the referral section, then make a copy, put the date of the last exam in red, and send it to the social worker (or who ever makes your appointments), to be certain it gets done. I mention hypertensive control to maintain low B/P so as to protect both against higher risk for retinopathy and bleeds. (Also, our last surveyor was a diabetic with retinopathy, and she was on a rant on the subject!)
Next is "Need for Referrals" and you would put in whatever would be appropriate, or indicate why you aren't recommending them. For example: "Mrs. Jones was seen by Physical Therapy on last RAP review for improvement in gait, but showed no progress due to advanced cog. loss, and will not be referred again due to no change in cog. level"
The last analysis subject is factors considered in developing the Care Plan, and basically you just list everything you checked under "guidelines" on the other side, as you should have already discussed them in the analysis sections above on the back.
If you have any other questions, let me know.
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