They will probably want to see a prevention strategy-- a plan to prevent it from happening in the future. Attempt to figure out why it was missed and then go from there. We had missed one also, a few years ago on survey. The reason was that one of the MDS coordinators went off on leave, had made a note to monitor this resident for a change, and no one knew about it. From then on, we have had a tracking tool that we write any resident on that looks as if they may be having a change. Then we write whether we proceeded with significant change or not, and make notes accordingly in the chart. This way, hopefully no one will get missed. Just an idea. Good luck.
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