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I disagree. I think if the MDS coding has been wrong, a
Significant Change is called for. Many of us have been hired to clean up a
very broken MDS system. I teach that the comprehensive MDS is to be the
accurate picture of the resident. When I train new MDS nurses and CNAs to
correct ADL and MDS coding, I tell them to do a Significant Change when the last
comprehensive does not accurately reflect the resident. It would be
impossible to do modifications when you start off with a total mess. There
would not be adequate documentation to show what was truly happening with the
resident previously. The best that you can do is complete a significant
change and note in the RAPS that there is a new understanding of MDS and ADL
coding. Lots of work, yes, but then the assessments are an accurate
reflection of the residents and care plans can be built that make sense.
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