Functional Status Assessment for Seniors in the Emergency Department. FSAS-ED Rating sheet

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1 Functional Status Assessment for Seniors in the Emergency Department FSAS-ED Rating sheet

2 Functional Status Assessment of Seniors in Emergency Department (FSAS-ED) ADDRESS LABEL Ms Côté CONTEXTUAL FACTORS Gender: Male Female Age: 70 ED arrival date and time: 2015/04/15 8 AM Description of the event prompting the current visit to the ED: Back and right leg pain + oedema resulting from a fall Date of the event prompting the current visit to the ED: 2015/04/12 Diagnostic in ED: Lumbar sprain and acute arthritis Medical history and associated conditions: HBP, CAD, rhumatoid arthritis, Osteoporosis Daily medication: Refer to medical chart. Uses a pill organizer. History of falls: None Primary care or attending physician (name, specialty): Dr Tremblay Preferred spoken language: French English Other: Version 2013 N.Veillette & collaborators FSAS-ED Page 1

3 Situation: Living alone Living with spouse Other: Dwelling type (according to tasks/responsabilities related to it and services offered): House Apartment (or condominium) Residence with services Other: Dwelling features: (specify): Inside stairs Handrail # of steps: 15 Outside stairs Handrail # of steps: Elevator Other equipment: Adaptive equipment: Bathtub/shower Bedroom Mobility aid: Cane Wheelchair Toilet Other: Walker For the past 3 days Other: Communication aid: Glasses Hearing aid Other: Community services (that are not part of the services provided by type of dwelling, nor by family or friends) Frequency of assistance (daily, weekly, monthly, occasional): Home care (ADLs) Home care (IADLs) Housekeeping Privately hired-weekly Meal delivery service Specialized transit Nursing care Social support Other: Snow removal Informal support network (family member or friend who is willing, able and available to provide care): Husband drives the car and recently helps for meal preparation Leisure activities (formal and informal, associations, spiritual life): Cooking for her daughter Productive activities (volunteering, work, etc.): None Version 2013 N.Veillette & collaborators FSAS-ED Page 2

4 ACTIVITIES AND PARTICIPATION By comparing the usual level of functioning, prior the current visit to ED the current level of functioning, or from the event that motivates this visit to ED How would you describe the functioning of the person? Basic activities of daily living: 1. Changing body position (and transferring) 2. Walking, around on same level (inside home) 3. Moving on different levels (inside home) 4. Moving around in various places (outside home) 5. Using transportation 6. Washing and drying oneself 7. Toileting 8. Dressing 9. Eating and drinking 10. Managing medication Instrumental activities of daily living : 11. Acquisition of necessities 12. Meal preparation 13. Household tasks 14. Basic economic transactions Version 2013 N.Veillette & collaborators FSAS-ED Page 3

5 By comparing the usual level of functioning, prior the current visit to ED the current level of functioning, or from the event that motivates this visit to ED How would you describe the functioning of the person? Communication: 15. Understanding verbal and non-verbal messages 16. Producing messages 17. Use of devices and techniques Applying knowledge, general tasks and interaction : 18. Basic learning 19. Applying knowledge 20. Solving problems 21. Making decisions 22. General tasks and demands 23. Interpersonal interactions Version 2013 N.Veillette & collaborators FSAS-ED Page 4

6 BODY FUNCTIONS Level of Impairment 24. Global mental functions 25. Sleep functions 26. Emotional functions 27. Basic thought functions (content and control) 28. Vestibular functions 29. Sensory functions and pain 30. Cardio-respiratory system 31. Digestive system 32. Movement-related functions 33. Skin functions Absent Moderate Severe ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS 34. Products (personal consumption) 35. Products, technology (mobility) 36. Natural environment 37. Support and relationships (informal) 38. Support and relationships (formal) 39. Housing services and policies 40. Transportation services Facilitator Barrier Remarks Pain médication No equipment or adaptation at home Husband unable to provide physical assistance +daughter not available No Home Support Services in place Interior stairs to access bathroom and bedroom Medical transportation available Version 2013 N.Veillette & collaborators FSAS-EDPage 5

7 O C C U P A T I O N A L T H E R A P Y or 70 years of age, visited the Emergency Department on Date 2015/04/15 Reason Back and leg pain resulting from a fall ADDRESS LABEL Ms Côté OT referral by Dr Patenaude Seen in OT to document current functional status compared with functioning before the decision to consult in ED and the impact on the patient s safe return home. Source: Functional Status Assessment of Seniors in Emergency Department (FSAS-ED) Interview with subject or caregiver Medical record Observations Other: ANALYSIS Recommendations (and reasons): Discharge home No referral or service required Day hospital Day centre Liaison nurse Service social UTRF* (Carré Royal) Convalescence *functional rehabilitation transition unit Nurse Social service HSW / RCA OT/PT Dietician Equipment: Referral to CLSC : Admission for assessment by the geriatric consultation team Treatment plan/ methods Recommandations: 1- Transfer to transient functional recovery unit 2- Physiotherapy re: exercice program 3- If transient Unit is not available, transfer to convalescence bed Community resources: Meals on wheels Escort/transport. Housekeeping (Coop) Other: Nathalie Veillette Assessment completed by: Date: 2015/04/15 Version 2013 N.Veillette & collaborators FSAS-ED Page 6