Regarding pain assessments, it is a good idea to look at this.  We just had
a jcaho visit and although we assessed for pain, we were asking were they in
pain? Y/N  and they wanted us to ask, "Is there any history of pain"  "What
helps alleviate the pain" "How well are the meds working?"  etc.  don't know
if all surveyors will want that but it is a start.  I think having a
different question on each form would make sense to keep the thought process
moving in the direction of assessing the whole realm of pain for the
patient.  (and maybe liven up the charting a bit! :-))

 

 

 

 

Doris Dorn

Associate/Application Support Specialist

Daughters of Charity IT Department

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