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Eventide Senior Living Communities Antibiotic Stewardship Presented By: Alicia Rask, RN BSN RAC-CT Director of Quality and Infection Prevention Email: arask@eventide.org Phone: 218-291-2280 Melissa Peterson, RN MSN Director of Nursing Email: mpeterson@eventide.org Phone: 218-291-2222 1

Who we are. Located in Moorhead MN Faith based, non profit senior health care organization Top 10 employer in the Fargo/Moorhead community 6 campuses located in ND/MN including assisted living, memory care, independent living, HUD housing, child day care, TCU, LTC and home care Moorhead Campus has 195 bed nursing home that includes 24 bed TCU, 1 Hospice Respite bed, with attached senior housing Average Length of stay for LTC 353 days and TCU 27 days Total admissions for LTC was 160 and TCU was 247 residents Total discharges for LTC was 162 and TCU was 238 residents Challenges. Providers ordering broad spectrum antibiotics before cultures ordered or completed Providers hesitant to change antibiotics after culture report return Nurses not trained in determining which antibiotic is most appropriate based on culture reports Retrospective review of antibiotic use completed quarterly by infectious diseases physician consultant limited timely feedback to ordering provider Lack of policies to support or direct antibiotic stewardship High rate of antibiotics ordered to treat Asymptomatic bacteriuria Multiple providers among 2 large hospital systems with limited access to timely culture reports 2

What we did.. Provided the infection surveillance line listing information to the infectious disease physician consultant monthly Discussed findings of challenges with the Medical Director to brainstorm ideas for improvement in being proactive vs reactive Created a communication tool from the medical director for nursing staff to use when communicating culture results to providers with in 24 hours of culture results Work with site leadership and nursing staff to find root cause of trending infections, to find solutions and reduce need for antibiotics Education provided to front line nursing staff on importance of stewardship program and current practice expectations Current Practice... We track all resident and employee illnesses to monitor for trends and detect correlations. We track percent of antibiotic starts per 1000 pt days along with antibiotic DOT and DOT by type of antibiotic Antimicrobial resistant organisms receive additional tracking and reporting All UTI diagnosis are audited to ensure antibiotics are not being prescribed for Asymptomatic bacteriuria and to ensure all MDS definition requirements are met for those being coded on the MDS Data is reported to medical director, corporate office, and board of directors quarterly Data is also shared with the IDT at quarterly QAPI meetings and with nursing staff at their team meetings 3

DOT and ABX start rate gathering tool Number of residents at Eventide during the month Number of new admits to facility Months antibiotic DOT from admit/hospital antibiotic DOT from HAI Months total patient days Total Number of residents on antibiotics total number of residents on other anti infectives total number of residents on meds # of residents on from previous month total # of res on new while a resident total # of res on new from hospital/admission total # of res carried over to next month % of residents on ATB % of residents on anti infective antibiotic DOT prophylactic DOT other anti infectives total Antibiotic Days Of Therapy (DOT) total Days Of Therapy (DOT) Rate of antibiotic DOT (per 1000 days) Antibiotic Utilization Ratio (AUR)(per 1000 days) total rate of DOT (per 1000 days) total Utilization Ratio (AUR)(per 1000 days) antibiotic % of DOT admit/hospital antibiotic % of DOT HAI antibiotic % prophylactic antibiotic start rate (per 1000 pt days) Additional tracking for resistant organisms Last name First name roomorganismonset site Treatment Started completed precautions start end 4

Employee illness data is primarily gathered by symptom review 2017 Employee Illnesses Last First Date Day Shift # Days location Ear Eye GI Skin Oral Up Resp Low Resp fever Gen/Urin Migraine Surgical Sick Child Misc Totals UTI audit Incidence of UTI audit Resident Room ARD 30day lookback fall off type of assess I2300 MDS coordinator practitioner/dx signs/symptom s laboratory findings Rx treatment MDS coded appropriately Notes 5

success we have seen in reducing antibiotics Antibiotic 1 st quarter 2 nd quarter 3 rd quarter 4 th quarter Amoxicillin/ Augmentin 24 25 15 16 Ciprofloxacin 21 26 14 17 Levaquin 31 25 14 13 Communication form used to discuss culture results with providers 6

Future Plans.. Pharmacy consultant provide education to front line nursing staff in regards to antibiotic classification, best practice guidelines, and Mcgreer s diagnostic assessment criteria Develop corporate-wide policies to support antibiotic stewardship Include education to the nursing assistants during annual skills fair and ongoing based on root cause analysis of high incidence of UTI rates and how prevention contributes to lower antibiotic use Infection control nursing certification completion prior to requirement Ongoing surveillance and identification of trends with frequent communication with infectious disease physician, medical director and site leadership team Timely feedback to medical director and affiliated hospital system in regards to provider ordering practices and non-compliance with antibiotic stewardship 7